the colon is not used to make emphasis, rather: crafting a collateral ratio argument... capitalism is finding it hard to compete, in that it's left with only self-competing, it has spawned: out-competing itself... which is perhaps why it had to invest in a.i. technology; but in furore it's still dismass regarding the prospect of a success of hybrid-communism in the case of china... oh, don't we look oh so pretty pretty with our amazonian looks, of a diverse "earnings"? capitalism is in a stage of rethinking socialism, it can't live without a genuine antagonist, as much as it can't antagonise itself: also called the reversal of detonating an atom bomb.
it's hardly about building an
actual wall,
or believing in a geography,
let alone a border...
perhaps i was born
in a place that was
considered *red ostrowiec:
a sharpness of well
i.e. ostry (sharp -
denoting a male pronoun
use -
ostrość - the quality
ascriptive of a knife -
sharpness)
and więc,
i.e. well?
that's inquisitive...
because, most of the time
(as i rather not say: sometimes)
"things" become hidden
to allow for a coagulation
arcade;
digression aside:
these people are a wall...
whatever border there may
be on a geography map,
even with or without
a border...
that's genuine to
translate 20th century german
existential concept of
volk: a people -
it's almost sad seeing
people with tattoos...
when the actual tattooing is
done by history...
cognitive, sure,
but far more apparent...
i may live in "exile"
just like a toy with
made in china
is used in "exile"...
but these days you
can translate german national
socialism into polish, with?
volk: a people.
like an abandoned father
with a brood of younglings...
watching from afar...
there was no need to build
an actual wall...
the people morphed into
one... like a phalanx formation.