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Mark Twain Quote Analysis

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English

 

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July 15, 2011

 

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The humor in it all depends on the viewer. If you were among those who believed in the words of Mark Twain, you viewed this humor from a hypocritical viewpoint. If all men were savages, how could a certain few be less savage? Well, that was their point of argument. The white man did act like a savage in equality of all men...
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The white man did act like a savage in equality of all men. Some people may not agree with this because they might argue that just because these events in history, the Holocaust, slavery, or with the Native Americans, happened that still doesn’t make the white man less savage than the other savages...
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