For someone who does not exist -- at least the way you or I do -- Netochka Nezvanova has a fearsome reputation. She's a gifted computer programmer and polemicist, an artist and a pain-in-the-ass, a critic of capitalism and fascism, as well as a capitalist and a marketer.
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Response from NN
>>HERE<<... I am requesting that within a reasonable number of days Salon.com corrects the numerous errors present in the article and issues a public apology. For your convenience I have enumerated the innumerable errors below.
Regards, NN
ERRORS / HORRORS
1. \\ Denying my humanity does not a verse make.
Katharine Mieszkowski has written:
"For someone who does not exist -- at least the way you or I do"
Prior to the illegal / criminal invasion of Poland in 1939,
NAZI propaganda films depicted Poles as less than human, as inhuman, as not "you or I" or `us`.
German soldiers however, soon found that Poles much different than "you or I" or `us` weren't. They sweated, begot cavities, were prone to bouts of unhappiness and happiness, when in the mood demanded attention and love, and ... they were very very stubborn.
http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/9764/warpoland.html
My skin is filled with human blood.
Not unlike yours.
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