Javier Abullarade

“The men believe that the brutality of the public arts is reality. The faggots along with the women know better and so have turned their prodigious talents to the cultivation of the domestic arts and the domestic arts flourish. The faggots do not lust after power. The men feel secure only when they are distant from the people and making decisions for everyone. The men care less what they decide than that they alone can decide. The men never ask the people what they want. They decide what they want to decide. And then they force others to follow their orders. The men hoard power and use it coninuously to make sure that they still possess it. The men hoard power and use it brutally to demonstrate that they are the men.”
― Larry Mitchell, The Faggots & Their Friends Between Revolutions

“The men believe that the brutality of the public arts is reality. The faggots along with the women know better and so have turned their prodigious talents to the cultivation of the domestic arts and the domestic arts flourish.”
― Larry Mitchell, The Faggots & Their Friends Between Revolutions

“Once the faggots were overtaken by a new mysterious weak feeling. They could hardly leave their houses”
― Larry Mitchell, The Faggots & Their Friends Between Revolutions

“It is impossible to understand regime fall and survival in Latin America without examining changing normative views about democracy and dictatorship.”
― Scott Mainwaring, Democracies and Dictatorships in Latin America: Emergence, Survival, and Fall