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Great find! Thanks for sharing.
What an amazing image
Thanks a lot, Rajiv.
Matter is primary, consciousness secondary. Nothing can alter this. What is happening in the U.S. now as the class tensions are forced to the surface and into the open by the dynamic of capitalism is a good example. Phil
Yes, I guess so. And similar things are happening in other countries as well.
It might be better that way. The fellow in the photo doesn’t look ready for revolution. ๐
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Now that’s a gloomy thought. The UK needs it badly! Hefty and absorbing image!
I keep my fingers crossed for a revolution in the UK.
Thank you for your compliment, Andy.
If i gad &a choice…please no revolution
Yes, could be a challenge to live though revolutionary times.
Must be..if I had a choice
Yes, I though so ๐
Maybe it comes earlier than we think! The man in the picture would surely slim down a lot then! I like your picture.:)
Interesting idea: Proposing revolutions as a diet ๐
Thank you very much for your compliment, Martina.
I don’t propose it, I just feel that dieting would be a consequence. Best regards Martina
Okay. ๐
Brilliant!
Thanks a lot, Patti.
Fantastic sense of dread and threat. Beautiful, murky image.
Thanks a lot, Richard.
Creative as always Rabirius, nicely done!
Thank you very much, Tina.
Something about this makes me feel like I’m looking at a Shakespearean scene playing out.
Well, there are a lot of struggles in Shakespeare plays ๐
Beautiful.
Thanks for the compliment, Elena.
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