Corsican Proverb Quotes
Since you can’t do anything about it, don't worry about the weather or the government.
Context
Corsica was almost always ruled by a government somewhere else and Corsicans had little to say about governmental affairs which were considered like the weather—beyond anyone’s control.
Topics
Climate Change
Global Warming
Government, Governments
Independence
Occupation
Resignation
Civic Responsibility, Social Responsibility
Weather
Acceptance
Complacency
Corsica
Environmental Protection
Frustration
Helplessness
Indifference
Natural Disasters
Powerlessness, The Powerless
Self-Determination
Social Unrest, Revolutions & Upheavels
Stoicism
Political System
Social Injustice
Miscellaneous
Climate Crisis
Economic Inequality
Citations
Corsican Proverb
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