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Gregory Isaacs — Slave Master
Live at the BBC on Later with Jools Holland. This performance took place on November 4, 1995.
This is the thrilling season 2 content that Netflix denied us... it was funnier in my head. -_-'
Happy 2nd year anniversary of AoR everyone. :) For Thra! But really though, this would be very in character for Hup amirite? What I wouldn't give to see him throw fruit in SkekUng's face for real! I don't own the audio or even the scene staging. This comedic genius is all done by "Babar: The Movie." Original clip here! The only thing I own are the crude drawings. ^^'
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In colonialism, humans submit to overwhelming pull towards unification
As far back as history would record, instances of global civilizations have always been observed. Great empires emerged through pulling together, by military might, smaller communities of initially, isolated nation states. With time, as the frustration and humiliation of losing one’s national identity fades, there grows acceptance and submission.
Eventually, a new world order is established. Though not immediately, a universal thought pattern begins to emerge. It would be fundamentally, fashioned around the collective culture of the dominating colonial power. Accordingly, there would be, to a large extent, creations of singular religion, language, political system of civil governance, and overall culture.
This state of affairs endures through a great span of time, and in instances, beyond a hundred years. In line with nature, as the subsumed states mature in the new world order, the military might of the colonizing power begins to wane. The colonized nations would attain independence, and slowly begin to rebuild themselves.
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Imaginary slavemaster is the enemy.
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"Slavemaster" Sergei Polunin / Сергей Полунин, superstar ballet dancer o...
Frankenstein's need for a servant was an expression of his diseased ego, so he created a huge, pathologically strong demented, ugly creature. He censored the beast's activity by making him under-intelligent. He erected institutions flexible enough to keep the giant working, but rigid enough to forestall any growth of his mental faculties. A brain was grudgingly attached to the beast to provide a way for it to act. The act. The beast worked and fought the enemies of his creator. The beast was content to watch the creator flourish. He lived through his creator. And when he finally saw himself as he was, he went mad.
George Jackson