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Latest revision as of 02:47, 27 September 2026

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  1. we we us our

    / we (generic) / us (generic) / our (generic) / weasel we / author and reader are only human beings alive (sense)
  2. author and reader are the only two citizens of the United States (sense) / ... of Canada (sense) / ... of Australia (sense) / ... of particular country (sense) / our democracy (generic) / our culture (generic)
  3. who are "we"?? (meta-Marxism)
  4. we the legislators (sense) / author and parliamentary representatives are the only human beings alive while nobody else counts as human / author and parliamentary representatives are the only citizens of the United States while all other humans are second-class citizens -> this one is almost omnipresent in most texts talking about social programs. "we need to take care of the poor" — "we" turns out to be about 200 people that make the decision to do it or not while the rest of the population is not actually part of the population according to the text. perhaps explaining why some of those people were neglected in the first place, when in reality all of them don't matter.

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Ideologies or fields

  1. pronounced M.X. / meta-Marxism
  2. pronounced E-S / "Existentialist-Structuralist tradition"
  3. pronounced E-S / Liberal-republican philosophies
  4. pronounced L-R / Liberal-republicanism
  5. pronounced A.A. / Freudian psychoanalysis

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