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{{quote|''BOMB THE AUDITORIUM. BOMB THE GYM. BOMB EVERYTHING SO NO ONE WANTS TO GO ANYWHERE EVER AGAIN. BOMB EVERYTHING SO OFTEN AND SO RANDOMLY THAT NO WHERE IS SAFE.''|Excerpt from Matthew C. Harris's 800 page "manifesto"}} <!-- caps, still etc. in original --> |
{{quote|''BOMB THE AUDITORIUM. BOMB THE GYM. BOMB EVERYTHING SO NO ONE WANTS TO GO ANYWHERE EVER AGAIN. BOMB EVERYTHING SO OFTEN AND SO RANDOMLY THAT NO WHERE IS SAFE.''|Excerpt from Matthew C. Harris's{{who}} 800 page "manifesto"}} <!-- caps, still etc. in original --> |
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{{quote|''You see, college English is the only place where Freudian psychology is still legitimate. Everything has to have a deeper meaning. A book just can’t be a story. It has to be an analogy for some social commentary. And heaven help us if it wasn’t, because then all those no-talent hack English professors wouldn’t be able to write 1,000 page commentaries on what the whale in Moby Dick REALLY represented.|Larry Correia, [https://monsterhunternation.com/2011/01/12/correia-on-the-classics/ Correia on the Classics]}} |
{{quote|''You see, college English is the only place where Freudian psychology is still legitimate. Everything has to have a deeper meaning. A book just can’t be a story. It has to be an analogy for some social commentary. And heaven help us if it wasn’t, because then all those no-talent hack English professors wouldn’t be able to write 1,000 page commentaries on what the whale in Moby Dick REALLY represented.|Larry Correia, [https://monsterhunternation.com/2011/01/12/correia-on-the-classics/ Correia on the Classics]}} |
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