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2015-12-06 10:04:36 I'd like to open a ●●●●●●al ●●●●●●t moana ●●●●●●nt ●●●●●●cy Now the ●●●●●●cal right has ●●●●●●ped a ●●●●●●ary view of ●●●●●●cal power, one ●●●●●● ●●●●●● for the party that doesn't ●●●●●●l the White House. I call it the Keyser Soze Theory of Power. R●●●●●●r the scene from "The Usual S●●●●●●s" where Kevin Spacey's ●●●●●●ter gives the ●●●●●●ory of Soze, the ●●●●●●nous crime lord? He ●●●●●●s that a H●●●●●●an gang hoped to cut into Soze's ●●●●●●ory. These ●●●●●●als had an ●●●●●●ny: "They ●●●●●●ed that to be in power, you didn't need guns or money or even ●●●●●●s. You just ●●●●●● the will to do what the other guy ●●●●●●'t." So they hold Soze's ●●●●●● ●●●●●●e, ●●●●●● his wife. "Then [Soze] ●●●●●● these men of will what will ●●●●●● was," Spacey ●●●●●●ues. Soze kills his own ●●●●●● ("He tells [them] he would ●●●●●● see his ●●●●●● dead than live ●●●●●●r day after this") ●●●●●● ●●●●●●ng ●●●●●●nce upon the H●●●●●●ans and, ●●●●●●ially, ●●●●●● they'd ever met. |