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Not shakur that we'd, you know, be shakur interested, it's just, ah, professional curiosity. Of course, we deplore that as well, the buying thing, bad, and to prove our, uh, point, we, uh, shakur wish to perhaps buy a few of these women from their mothers. In the East, that is. Where they do that routinely. Yes, to save them, from, uh, their awful, horrible phallo-lo-la whatever fate. We're particularly interested in the, you know, buying part. Like, negotiating with the mother. That would be, uh, interesting. Yes, very, uh, interesting. From a journalist's point of view, of course. Horrible from the human point of view. Just horrible! JESUS IS [sic] What exactly does John Dolan want Russian literature to be, aside from limp-wristed nihilism that is? He has it in his head that practically every tale ever told is a cringe-inducing derivative of a global Christological conspiracy, not unlike the collective chest-beating his crass Irish-American ethnic compatriots call their history. If I am to understand this correctly (for after all I do read the eXile so that I may learn) martyrdom, suffering and such are necessarily a paean to our Christian heritage\identity.
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