anti-auctor's Journal: Ibsen and the minority

Ibsen: 'The minority is always right.' That says: Dramatize nothing, but watch everything. [Doesn't Euripides do this, where Sophocles doesn't? There are differences that must be matters of serious textual judiciousness, else they fail (that is a virtue that sometimes should be drawn to attention). But they never do, and in any case, where is that not the case? (There is no where where that is not the case.)]

The minority is always right. But: The real minority, for there are many of them (factionalists: associations of bitched men - in business, in politics, in the military, in the industries - clubs of women with gutted quims and dry minds - in business, in politics, in the military, in the industries -, etc., etc.). Lukac can be pulled out of the basket to add the necessary grist, as with a pharmacists bottle of vitamin B tablets.