If you spend too much time eating junk food it creates an appetite for healthy food. If you read only trashy magazines it creates an appetite for literature. If you see too much crass unjust disgusting undemocratic political behavior it creates an appetite for peaceful revolution

Sep 16, 2020 · 2:55 AM UTC

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Replying to @marwilliamson
You are such an optimist.
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You truly are an angel of truth in the darkness, merci beaucoup!
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Turgid. U dont understand corruption in the least. It contaminated my fathers mind from a quick study left handed golden boy to an immoral aberrant empty vessel not because hes addicted or drug addled but a diet of corruption wired him unsalvageable. Uve no business influencing.
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Replying to @marwilliamson
I disagree. It’s commonly understood that imbalances create cravings that propagate further unhealthy behaviors. Those of us who have a sense of balance may react as you say, but others out of control will keep eating MacDonalds until it kills them.
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Not sure about that
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And sometimes an intense appetite for a violent revolution.
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A lot of it makes me wanna stay off the internet. That last story you posted made me sick. I think I'm there!
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Ive eaten a lot of junk food...never had an appetite for a varrot afterwards.... just more junk food.