I thought about tearing out his songs and burning them, but… - Percival Everett

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I thought about tearing out his songs and burning them, but they would still exist. Those crackers would still sing them. Better to know they exist. Don't you think?

Percival Everett

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Percival Everett (born 1956) is an American writer and professor.

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What you’re saying is that if someone pays you enough, it’s okay to abandon what you have claimed to understand as moral and right.

No creo en ningún Dios. Es imposible sentarse aquí, tocar todas estas carpetas, leer todas las páginas y seguir creyendo en un dios.

I thought about tearing out his songs and burning them, but they would still exist. Those crackers would still sing them. Better to know they exist. … - Percival Everett

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