Moreover, the world's history is full of barbaric exertions of power.
But it's the nasty inside stuff -- from the Dickensian names for authors and their publishing houses to the barbaric rituals of a power lunch -- that incites rolling in the aisles.
His words are presented as a "code" that needs to be "deciphered", and unlike Sarmiento those in power are barbaric and uneducated.
What we want is not to fight to gain power, or barbaric politics by any means; but good politics, a good cause for public welfare, a cause for all citizens to govern the country together.
Still, the voice is unforgettable, at times attaining the incantatory power of Whitman's "barbaric yawp".
By depriving these warrior men of sex, compassion, and companionship, Lysistrata believed even the most barbaric of men would be stripped of their deepest power source - love.
These, remember, were the civilians of the Third Reich – those who had brought Hitler to power, who had rejoiced at Nazi Germany's barbaric genocides and military victories over peaceful nations.
But we are talking degrees here, rather than the principle – the barbaric lengths to which a desperate regime will go to keep power.
Since then Syria's largest city has been paralyzed by a barbaric civil war, with rebels occupying the east and the regime remaining in power in the west.
