Aren't You Doing What People in Britain Did in the Nineteenth Century?

iam proud and happy to disagree with marks. I think that contempt for the past is one of the largest diseases of rour time. And those of victorians who, you know, including my of course, you no personal gir carlyle, may not have fallen for louis napoleon,. But he's no napoleon, that's for sure. Napoleon is the real deal. Imagine put you put yourself in the mines, put yourself in your present mind, and imagine yourself going to, you dressed appropriately, et cetera. You go to a dinner party of those same victorians who admired louisNapoleon and had contempt for marks. And you show them the future