On 27 Mar, 21:09, "Janitor of Lunacy" wrote:
> Except, of course, that he has the truth on his side. It's one thing to go
> round alleging that the legal system is flawed, its judges are corrupt, and
> coppers are bent, etc., but quite another to fail to realise that when, as
> he is bound to do, he comes into conflict with all these, that he is going
> to lose every time. That's not the action of a sensible man. It's not even
> the action of a willing martyr.
> As Paul Dirac said, "In the fight between you and the world, back the
> world". Well, world 1, O'Gara nil.
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A good metaphor would be to consider Noel O'Gara to be "human litmus
paper."
Litmus paper is an old fashioned "indicator," which turns a certain
colour when inserted into a liquid, to "indicate" its degree of
acidity or alkalinity.
Noel O'Gara is "human litmus paper" in the sense that by inserting his
information into human society, he has "indicated" our true
psychological condition.
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