Jesus salva. Deus faz backup.
Como o apego pela novidade, existe a recusa que obedece o mesmo padrão iludindo-se com a eventual diferença. É apenas para bater de frente e viver uma falsa personalidade.
Fora o o anacronismo por apegar-se a um passado que por definição é relativo. O argumento se quebra na lógica temporal.
“You know, there’s a question I get asked a lot. Whether I’m accepting an honorary doctorate or performing a citizen’s arrest, people ask me, ‘Sue, what’s your secret?’ Well, I’ll tell you my secret, western Ohio. Sue Sylvester’s not afraid to shake things up. You know, I’m tired of hearing people complain, ‘I’m riddled with this disease,’ or ‘I was in that tsunami.’ To them I say, shake it up a bit, get out of your box — even if that box happens to be where you’re living. I’ll often yell at homeless people, ‘Hey, how’s that homelessness working out for you? Give not being homeless a try, huh?’
You know something, Ohio? It’s not easy to break out of your comfort zone. People will tear you down, tell you you shouldn’t have bothered in the first place. But let me tell you something. There’s not much of a difference between a stadium full of cheering fans and an angry crowd screaming abuse at you. They’re both just making a lot of noise. How you take it is up to you. Convince yourself they’re cheering for you. You do that, and someday, they will.”
Sue Sylvester, GLEE.
À maneira dos anúncios que evidenciam parcelas com ínfimo destaque para o total, não faltará para que as balanças caseiras o façam.
Toda a polêmica sobre a paternidade dos filhos do Michael Jackson: “Who’s Dad?”
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