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Nátas Home ©by mabm


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Foto tomada por mí a un grafitti de Palma de Mallorca

¿Desea un techo donde empezar una vida nueva, quizás formar una familia?

Nosotros, Nátas Home, le damos todas las facilidades y además, premiamos la natalidad: crezcan y multiplíquense en nuestras amplias viviendas ideales para familias numerosas; y por cada vástago que traigan a esta finita vida, le pagaremos un seguro de decesos para cada uno de ellos, asegurándonos así su tranquilidad y la nuestra. Somos líderes en el mercado de compra y venta de almas.

Haga uso de su derecho de conquista del derecho a una vivienda digna. Nátas Home no le encadenará a molestos plazos a veinte, treinta, cuarenta años… Adquiera una vivienda que podrá sufragar toda su vida, aunque probablemente no viva tanto.

En Nátas Home le chupamos hasta la sangre, y si se tercia hasta los higadillos, pero nunca el bolsillo.

Octubre 2018

 

43 respuestas a “Nátas Home ©by mabm”

    2. Mi pareja y yo somos bastante cuidadosos con el dinero, aunque por supuesto a cualquiera le puede caber de golpe tener alguna deuda o algo así. Lo que no estoy de acuerdo es la gente que quiere vivir por encima de sus posibilidades y le pide prestado dinero a otros… me parece que hay que gastar de acuerdo a lo que uno tiene.

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  10. ¿Y la parcela, también me venden la parcela? ¿Hacen rebaja por familia numerosa cómo en el cine?
    ¿Alguna promoción de 3 por 2 cómo en Carrefour?
    De pequeño yo compraba caramelos de Nata. ¿Eran ustedes y han evolucionado?
    De cualquier forma feliciten a su departamento de marketing.
    Enhorabuena por el anuncio.

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  17. Hello I am your grandmother

    I am your choice
    I am your choice .. choose
    Between death on my chest
    Or on my books
    Choose love or love
    So do not choose
    There is no middle ground
    Between paradise and fire
    Throw your papers in full and I will be happy with any decision
    Emotional
    Explosion
    Do not look like a screw
    I could never stay
    Like a rainbow under rain
    Exhausted Ante .. And scared
    And very long .. my career
    Gusi in the sea .. or Avdidi
    No sea of ​​dizziness
    Love .. a big face
    Sailing against the current
    The sound and repentance and tears and the departure between the satellites
    Your wife kills me
    They dress from behind a curtain
    I do not believe in love
    Does not carry the bleeding of the rebels
    Do not hit like a hurricane
    Do not break all fences
    Oh, if your love swallows me
    Hurts me like a hurricane
    I will choose you
    Between death on my chest
    Or on my books
    There is no middle area
    Between Paradise and Hell

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    2. Hi mabm What a piece of work is man, How noble in reason, how infinite in faculty, In form and moving how express and admirable, In action how like an Angel, In apprehension how like a god, The beauty of the world, The paragon of animals..» (Hamlet Act. II Scene 2)

      «Angels», «Gods», «the beauty of the world»: is this what men actually are? If it were so, the societies we have built in time should have been able to express such perfection or at least some of them and we know it has not been so. If we were thus «noble in reason», «infinite in faculty» the «piece of work» of creation, for what reason would we lock our doors at night? Thomas Hobbes believed that any idea of modern society should start from a realistic, rather than idealistic, analysis of the nature of man.

      His vision of mankind, in fact, takes the form of a sort of anthropological pessimism where human beings are all dominated by passions, greed, vainglory and distrust. These are the conditions that throw humankind into a permanent state of war, which is for Hobbes the natural state of human life, the situation that exists whenever those natural passions are unrestrained. A war where every individual faces every other individual as an enemy; the “war of every man against every man.” The consequent total absence of collaboration cannot but make us miserable and renders life “solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short.” Hence, rather than angels, it seems we act more like wolves: aggressive, violent, mean, selfish.

      In such a world where everybody struggles to preserve his life and goods and where violence at the hands of others is the greatest fear, the only possibility to live in peace together for each individual is to give up his natural right to acquire and preserve everything in whatever manner he chooses. It must a collective endeavor, of course, since it only makes sense for an individual to give up his right to attack others if everyone else agrees to do the same and he calls this collective renunciation: the “social contract.”Of course, how can it be trusted that everybody keeps his words? Hence; a system needs to be instituted, a “visible power to keep them in awe,” to remind them of the purpose of the social contract and to force them, for fear of punishment, to keep their promises. The power necessary to transform the desire for a social contract into a commonwealth is the sovereign, the Leviathan, or the “king of the proud.”

      «For by Art is created that great Leviathan called a Common-wealth, or State, (in latine CIVITAS) which is but an Artificiall Man; though of greater stature and strength than the Naturall, for whose protection and defence it was intended» (Leviathan. Introduction)

      Therefore; the Leviathan is but an artificial man, made in the image of its imperfect creator. The Sovereignty is its artificial Soul and gives life and motion to the whole body. The Joints are  the Magistrates and other Officers of Judicature and Execution ; Reward and Punishment which are fastened to the seat of the sovereignty are the Nerves, The Wealth and Riches are the Strength of all the particular members ; the Counsellors are the Memory; Equity and Lawes are an artificial Reason and Will; Concord, Health. By the way, as any other man, the Leviathan is vulnerable and it experiences Sickness if there is a Sedition and a Civil War brings it to Death. We can feel Hobbes fears in these last words, in fact, the Leviathan was published in 1651, few years after the Civil War which had ended with the trial and execution of Charles I.

      By the way, the Leviathan must not necessarily be a king. Hobbes makes clear that the sovereign power can be composed of one person, several, or many—in other words, the Leviathan can equally well describe a monarchy, an aristocracy, a democracy or even that republic made by Cromwell which rose from the ashes of the Civil War. The only requirement that Hobbes sets for sovereignty is that the entity has absolute power to defend the social contract and decide what is necessary for its defense.

      Just few questions: is Hobbes only a pessimist or did he get it right? Does only a Leviathan, whatever political form it takes, make us safely stay together and restrain our animal, aggressive nature? What would happen without such control? Well, just check  any social network and as its presence has not been clearly outlined yet, you will see millions of hungry wolves running wildly, free and happy to have found a place to unleash  their repressed nature at last.

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