Goldilocks in Society

The hegemony's tendencies subvert “the other” happily.

Author notes

For those who don't understand... here's the translation: The tendencies of the dominant groups in society is to take advantage of those who don’t has as much power.

Goldilocks is like the hegemonies because she took advantage of the three bears. I hope this is clever enough for you.
Written January 25th, 2006

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lowercase prelude
February 22
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Excellent word usage
WOW
Ragan
September 18, 2006
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I don't get it, but hey, it's ......................clever. (cough)
Sharcu
January 26, 2006
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I hope you get what the whole sentence means and how it is a perfect metaphor from Goldilocks and the three bears. Otherwise this won't win anything in the contest. Thanks for your comment
--Tim
Synith
January 25, 2006
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Kool.. I like it.. even though I had to look up 'hegemony' .. I still liked it

-Synith
agalford7053
January 25, 2006
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WOW.. LOL nice.. i don't know really what to say Tim.. lol GREAT JOB!!
Ashley
Master-Mush
January 25, 2006
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fine be that way... be intelligent...
ya, so i dont hav an enormous vocab in either french/english/german... but i get it thx to ur interpretation

i feel demoted now.. lol and yes ur very clever and smart and brilliant... and mine

mushy