“@WSJ: Shakespeare's line suggesting we "kill all the lawyers" ihttp://on.wsj.com/1sbO7mI pic.twitter.com/ijVGwyTscP”@esteve_grima
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“@WSJ: Shakespeare's line suggesting we "kill all the lawyers" ihttp://on.wsj.com/1sbO7mI pic.twitter.com/ijVGwyTscP”@esteve_grima
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@WSJ If Shakespeare lived today he would have written:
The first thing we do, let's kill all the economists.
In context.
@WSJ I AGREEi Shakespeare insightfully realized that disposing of lawyers is step in the direction of a totalitarian form of government,"
@WSJ You could say the same thing for Imams, Rabbis, and Priests, interpreting Holy Books for the people; have to read the words yourself.
@WSJ Please. Shakes wasn't condemning or endorsing lawyers. He wrote it because it was funny. Because his audience would laugh at it.
@WSJ Ok, not all!
.RT @WSJ Shakespeare's line suggesting we "kill all the lawyers" is often taken out of context http://on.wsj.com/1sbO7mI pic.twitter.com/GdCrgBErib
@WSJ cool!
@WSJ Shakespeare would surely find that amusingly ironic, given that lawyers are renowned (and reviled) for taking things out of context.
@WSJ William didn't write that. Give credit to Mary Sidney Herbert countess of Pembroke. Bill could hardly write his name and owned no books
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@WSJ - how can that be taken out of context?
“@WSJ: Shakespeare's line suggesting we "kill all the lawyers" is often taken out of context: http://on.wsj.com/1sbO7mI pic.twitter.com/HLUtaCdPAb”
@WSJ so say the attorneys... ROFL! love the article!
@WSJ Everyone believes there was a Shakespeare & this statement is very true. So is the Bible & many statements R taken out of context also
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