Infixes are present in many languages, although English tends to use them mainly for expletives. Another example would be: “Leave me a-fucking-lone!”

There is always the “people’s impeachment.” I hear it has been popular in France.

Unfortunately homophones think that AIDS is God’s curse for being gay, so they shouldn’t help victims or try to cure it. It’s “God’s will.”

Under different circumstances, I think it could be really great. Canada is more liberal than the US, so more blue states would be nice.

I mean, kind of. People only follow laws because they believe that the laws will shield them when it is their turn. Otherwise it’s just ‘those with power do what they want.’

When regular people stop believing in the law, you get Luigis.

Lenin was not wealthy. Stalin was not wealthy. Despite the many failings of the USSR, let us not forget that compared to life under the Tzars it was a smashing success.

And it did put power in the hands of people who weren’t born to privilege.

Some of us are. Luigi did.

So, uh, as someone who’s only ever read it and not heard it… how do you say it?