political grammer

Political grammar — Heissenbuttel. Translated by machine 12/10/23

Persecutors persecute the persecuted. But the persecuted become persecutors. And because the persecuted become persecutors, the persecuted become persecuting persecutors and the persecutors become persecuting persecutors. But persecuted persecutors in turn become persecutors (persecuting persecutors). And persecuting persecutors in turn become persecutors (persecuting persecutors). Make persecutors persecuted. Make persecuting persecuted persecutors. Make persecuting persecutors persecuting persecutors. And so ad infinitum.

Neither persecuted nor non-persecuted persecute neither persecutors nor persecuted. Are neither persecutors nor non-persecutors of both persecutors and persecuted. Neither persecuted nor non-persecuted outside the grammatical circle persecute the persecuting. Persecute the persecuting in persecutors like persecuted. In persecuted persecutors as in persecuting persecutors. In persecuting persecutors as in persecuting persecutors. In persecuting the persecuting they also persecute the non-persecuting (the non-persecuting of the persecuting). Neither the persecuted nor the non-persecuted would thus be the actual persecutors.

As persecutors of the persecuting in both persecutors and non-persecutors, they are persecuted by both persecutors and persecuted. As persecutors of the non-persecution of the persecuted, they are persecuted by non-persecutors as well as non-persecuted. Persecutors of persecuting and not persecuting they would be the actual persecuted. Not persecuting persecutors and persecuting persecutors. But persecutors and persecuted at the same time.