2017-1-31 Petty Twitter spat between two Penn State roommates explodes into a viral feud egged on by thousands, sparking accusations of underage drinking, drug-taking and even harassment Jessica Taylor fell out with her college roommate, known only as Nikki, after she discovered she was tweeting cruel comments about her In response, the Pennsylvania State University student, printed the comments, pinned them to their wall, took a photograph and tweeted it.Her tweet got the attention of thousands of people online and was liked more than 160,000 times. She then continued to post a running commentary of their dispute - involving cannabis, drinking, accusations of harassment and a police visit. Jessica Taylor’s first few weeks as a freshman at Penn State went about as typically as you might expect: she’s majoring in psychology; she joined a sorority (Phi Mu); she didn’t really get along with her roommate in her dorm. What can you do? Then she found out her roommate was subtweeting the hell out of her on Twitter, and as the social contract between 18-years-old left alone in the world for the first time demands, her revenge was swift and viral. Taylor printed out all her roommates tweets about her and taped them up in their dorm . Then she snapped a photo of her depraved gallery wall and tweeted it herself. Bazinga: 80,000 retweets in one day.
The old priest was a faithful man, but that faith was placed in God and not men. He had spent a lifetime observing people. Hehad seen firsthand the horrific results of appeasement. It was a path chosen by feebleminded people who were morally incapable of confronting evil. He saw many parallels between the Nazis, the communists, and these jihadists. They were all sociopaths at heart—obsessed with their own tribal desires and utterly incapable of conferring justice or compassion on those outside the tribe. If you were not one of them, you were a lesser human, and thus deserved to be treated in any way they saw fit. And if that meant blowing up airliners and buses full of innocent civilians, then so be it. 想起一种说法：对敌人宽容，就是对人民犯罪。再一想，党派团体宗教甚至民族不都是这样。
BARBARA. Do they obey all your orders? UNDERSHAFT. I never give them any orders. When I speak to one of them it is "Well, Jones, is the baby doing well? and has Mrs Jones made a good recovery?" "Nicely, thank you, sir." And that's all. CUSINS. But Jones has to be kept in order. How do you maintain discipline among your men? UNDERSHAFT. I don't. They do. You see, the one thing Jones won't stand is any rebellion from the man under him, or any assertion of social equality between the wife of the man with 4 shillings a week less than himself and Mrs Jones! Of course they all rebel against me, theoretically. Practically, every man of them keeps the man just below him in his place. I never meddle with them. I never bully them. I don't even bully Lazarus. I say that certain things are to be done; but I don't order anybody to do them. I don't say, mind you, that there is no ordering about and snubbing and even bullying. The men snub the boys and order them about; the carmen snub the sweepers; the artisans snub the unskilled laborers; the foremen drive and bully both the laborers and artisans; the assistant engineers find fault with the foremen; the chief engineers drop on the assistants; the departmental managers worry the chiefs; and the clerks have tall hats and hymnbooks and keep up the social tone by refusing to associate on equal terms with anybody. The result is a colossal profit, which comes to me. 这个是剧本，红字是人名。 大意是军火商讲解怎么控制他的手下：让工人、职员们自己去互相倾轧，而他这里是一团和气，最后巨额的利润就归他了
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