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Old 05-07-2018, 07:48 AM   #11
ZNPaaneah
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Default Re: Politics and the Church

Tyrant

“He is pathologically narcissistic and supremely arrogant. He has a grotesque sense of entitlement, never doubting that he can do whatever he chooses. . . . He expects absolute loyalty, but he is incapable of gratitude. The feelings of others mean nothing to him. He has no natural grace, no sense of shared humanity, no decency.”

“a political campaign, complete with a fraudulent display of religious piety, the slandering of opponents, and a grossly exaggerated threat to national security.”

“The prospect of endless winning proves to be a grotesque delusion,”

“Shakespeare wrote about how societies that seem stable go under, in the hands of people who shouldn’t be in power,”

“It is we, the audience, watching it all happening, who are lured into a peculiar form of collaboration,” Greenblatt writes. “Looking out at us from the stage, Richard invites us not only to share his gleeful contempt but also to experience for ourselves what it is to succumb to what we know to be loathsome.”

Quotes from an interesting commentary on Shakespeare's King Richard III
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