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A leap of dumbth
軽挙妄動 kei.kyo.mou.dou Literally: light (as opposed to “serious”) – action – delusion – motion Alternately: Rash, unthinking action. Doing this and that on impulse, without planning or consideration. Indiscriminate wild flailing. Notes: Despite their relatively similar meanings, replacing 妄 with … Continue reading
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Tagged 軽挙, Hannah Arendt, lack, rash, thoughtless, 妄動
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The last refuge of the incompetent
“Violence appears where power is in jeopardy, but left to its own course it ends in power’s disappearance.” – Hannah Arendt 暴虐非道 bou.gyaku.hi.dou Literally: violence – oppress – not – road Alternately: Inhumane cruelty and violence; atrocity and tyranny. By … Continue reading
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Tagged 非道, Hannah Arendt, Isaac Asimov, oppression, tyrant, violence, 暴虐, יום השואה
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