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I think what Alex might be getting at, Ender, is that the worship of leaders is usually a sign of fascist tendencies and, in men at least, a timid, fearful nature. People worship their leaders when they are afraid to make any decisions for themselves. Leaders don't carve order out of chaos, they just tell people what to do, and if you don't keep a close watch you'll find yourself doing something stupid because they told you to. So, it's a little depressing to see this sort of attitude, not only on Barbelith, gleaming bastion of individualism and liberty that it is, but in the Creation, which we usually reserve to air our glorious souls or play internet Mafia.
But anyway. You know how to string words together into sentences, which is good, but I think you need figure out what you're trying to say, then say it. For instance, you present us with the paradox "we will continue standing until time itself has passed away" but it's not clear to me what you mean by it. Vague but portentious-sounding constructions like this usually indicates that the writer hasn't really thought about what he means and wants to distract the reader. I mean, I'm speaking from experience here, I've done it myself.
So, like, work on that, maybe. |
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