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	<title>Comments on: Russia, Ukraine: Stories About Words</title>
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		<title>By: Eunomia &#183; Pora! Pora! Pora!</title>
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		<dc:creator>Eunomia &#183; Pora! Pora! Pora!</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] Update: I mentioned the similarity between Hutu anti-Tutsi rhetoric (&#8221;cockroaches&#8221;) and the depiction of Pora&#8217;s enemies as a &#8220;beetle,&#8221; which is how I had always seen the insect from the poster described.  Once I saw the picture of the poster itself, I realised that said &#8220;beetle&#8221; looks an awful lot like a cockroach, so the parallels are even closer than I originally believed.  Nice people, great values.  Here is a little item about how Pora lads handle disagreements.  [...]</description>
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