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Rapporter et oversættelsesproblem
It is no secret that Bombek's statement serves the purpose of insulting his opponent, Lutzerus. Yet what message is Bombek's statement trying to convey? What does it mean to morph into a piece of something that does not exist? What does this tell us? What role does nationality play in this very thoughtful argument? The world may never know, but who says it needs to.
All that matters to Bombek is he got whatever he means to tell us out of his system and maybe it's for the better. Or not. Who knows. I'm hungry.