>>I guess James Joyce is difficult to read due to things like
>>the stream of consciousness, inner monolog and
>>intertextuality. The language ain't no problem at all.
>
>I thought your whole point was that language determines the
>way you think; funny how Joyce could construct such complex
>thoughts with such a fuckin simple language.

see, you're not able to differentiate. Compared with French & German English is simple..

>>please don't get off the topic. European disco & dance music
>>is a root of HipHop. Ask Jeff Mills or others.
>
>I realize this. You're taking this way too seriously... no
>sense of humor.
>
>>If you really had been sarcastic, you could relax and watch
>>me makin a fool of myself. Unfortunately you're still
>>insisting on being sarcastic. Sarcastic people know when
>>it's over. It really doesn't work boy. Get along with it.
>
>Really, no sense of humor at all. What a shame...

don't even try it. it doesn't work.
>
>>lol. really? Your distinction doesn't wash. Oppression and
>>fascism are deeply connected (both theoretically &
>>politically)and can be used as synonyms. At least in German
>>& in French.
>
>We're talking about English moron. They are not synonyms in
>English.

For beginners: A Synonym (synonomos) is a word with the same OR very similar meaning. For further information please consult your local linguistics lecturer. Moreover you should put focus on the teachings of de Saussure, Derrida & Barthes. We're in the 21th century. Structuralism rulz. The meaning of a word depends on the context.

>>Maybe you should spend more time at school and
>>read books by Marcuse & Adorno instead of ranting around
>>like a little idiot. oops I forgot: Idiots like you don't
>>know Marcuse & Adorno. When it comes to philosophy Americans
>>can't compete. You mind is limited to think the easy way.
>
>I guess that's why Marcuse had to flee you Euro-fascists and
>moved to America and wrote most of his major works in the
>U.S. after he became a U.S. citizen. Oh, the irony...

and returned to Europe when the US became what it is today: An "uncultured" nation. yep, that's irony.