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No Qué Fue significada
by Bertolt Brecht

Cuando la academia de artes exigió la libertad de la expresión
artística de burócratas estrecho-importados allí era un aullido y
un clamor en su vecindad inmediata pero el rugir sobre todo vino un
trueno deafening del aplauso más allá del límite del sector.
¡Libertad! rugió. ¡Libertad para los artistas! ¡Libertad todo
alrededor! ¡Libertad para todos! ¡Libertad para los exploiters!
¡Libertad para los warmongers! ¡Libertad para los cárteles de Ruhr!
¡Libertad para los generales de Hitler! Suavemente, mis compañeros
queridos… El beso de Judas para los artistas sigue difícilmente en
el beso de Judas para los trabajadores. El incendiario con su botella
de gasolina hace furtivamente encima de hacer muecas a la academia de
artes. Pero no debía abrazarlo, apenas para golpear la botella fuera
de su mano sucia que pedimos sitio del codo. Incluso las mentes más
estrechas en las cuales se abriga la paz son más recepción a los
artes que el amante del arte

Quién es también un amante del arte de la guerra.

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