It's no exaggeration to say that, as noble and humanitarian-minded as the abolition of child labor was, it also resulted in the ruination of many families.
Additionally, religion condemns the women who are overtly sexual because these women tempt men to be weak... which, as we now know, will result in the disintegration of "traditional family values," the ruination of government and the transformation of society as we know it into something reminiscent of Caligula's Rome.
Before the Iraq war there was, presumably, no compelling evidence that it would result in the death of tens of thousands of innocent people and the ruination of a country.
"Another step on the road to ruination," said Sen. Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y), adding that the decision could result in "the end of any fairness in the political system as we know it".
All of his films have been allegories, stories of small-scale breakdowns in civilisation as a result of societal ruination.
The result--the ruination an evening of romance, fun, excitement, and adventure that would have long been treasured.
It was instead a rumination on our collective guilt in the ruination of Christopher Jefferies's life.
Some may ask what is the point of Goldsworthy's updating, but she places location much more at the heart of her version, accusing London itself of as much culpability in the ruination of individuals.
How can Gamache ask dear friends like Myrna Landers, who owns the bookstore, and Gabri and Olivier, the gay couple who operate the B&B, to assist in the ruination of their village?
They have been, and are, accessories in the ruination of America.
