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  • What will the world be like in 2075? by Javid117
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    Because the world in 2075 is like a rose blooming over a branch laden with thorns. But the population of men and women with less sensitive attitude, only see the rose, without realising that the base of the rose is now covered with thorns, to the extent that the stem and the branch that used to bear the rose, have transformed into a coral like formation of thorns. And it takes a sensitive person to realise this change and not get carried away by the sight of the rose. That actually is waiting to be plucked by someone from this thorny nightmare. So, what has changed in 2075 and why did I refer to the thorn and rose analogy? There is a reason that you shall comprehend better as you conclude reading this blog post.
  • Anarchism and Other Essays by gutenberg
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  • CRIME ISLAND DESTROYED by KillStreak110401
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    After the death of Melissa Rorye gathers the survivors from the teams over the years and they go to crime island to kill every single criminal.
  • Anarchism: What it Really Stands For by Nonseasonal_Marcos
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    The history of human growth and development is at the same time the history of the terrible struggle of every new idea heralding the approach of a brighter dawn. In its tenacious hold on tradition, the Old has never hesitated to make use of the foulest and cruelest means to stay the advent of the New, in whatever form or period the latter may have asserted itself. Nor need we retrace our steps into the distant past to realize the enormity of opposition, difficulties, and hardships placed in the path of every progressive idea. The rack, the thumbscrew, and the knout are still with us; so are the convict's garb and the social wrath, all conspiring against the spirit that is serenely marching on. (...)