He was no innovator or canny operator; he was an extremely lucky sociopath who discovered that white people really liked it when he was as racist as they wanted to be. It was a strength because his need for blanket validation freed him from the norms and conventions that bind most of us within the limits of self-respect. The reason, according to the Times, was humiliation. Normal people don't work that way, though. In this, I confess to have faith, too, in the American people.
he was no innovative or canny operator, he was an extremely losereduce.
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                          :ARG0 (z3 / he))
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              :ARG0 z3
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he was no innovative or canny operator , he was an extremely losereduce .
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z1 :op2 z5
z1 :domain z2
z4 :ARG0 z2
z2 :ARG0 z3
z0 :ARG1 z1
z6 :degree z7
z0 :ARG2 z6
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