Welcome to your future.
2011-11-25 at 01:04 am
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Happy Thanksgiving, everybody!
Sorry I haven’t been online much. Lots of real life going on lately and stuff like that.
I just wanted to share this real quick.
I’m thankful this year to see humanity starting to take a stand for itself. We live in historic times. Pay close attention. Who knows? You might get to help your grandkids write a school paper about this time that we’re living through right now.
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We are in amazing times.
Hope you had a wonderful day.
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Thank you for posting, Moosehammer.
I have long actively supported global freedom of expression. However, I note a difference between freedom of expression, & occupation -- which seems to violate public property rights. I have mixed observations on such violations in a generally free country like The U.S.A. I have a more favorable view of the same in non-free countries.
In free countries, protesters have other options: recall drives, public awareness/education campaigns, supporting or running alternate candidates, funding alternative candidates, paid advertising, forming or supporting political action committees, etc.
So I must wonder if here we have cases of relatively minor bullying by occupiers? Of course, I also wonder if, as some local governments here have done, more leeway be provided to such occupiers in the name of extra freedom & peace-making flexibility?
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Mango_Chutney Reply:
November 26th, 2011 at 10:13 am
I understand your point. But… I am willing to bet that Ghandi inconvenienced a few with his march to the sea… Until Washington becomes responsive to the people again, non violent protest is legitimate. Why has no one been incarcerated who raped our economy? Why are the upper class not subject to the rule of law? The American people have been bullied in my opinion and the rules have not applied to all equally. Freedom is relative and not a great word in such discussions?
Students are free to graduate with massive debt? We are free to work for minimum wage and watch jobs go to China?
Hope your Thanksgiving was wonderful Hyper.
Yours too Moosehammer….
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Hyper-Intellect Reply:
November 28th, 2011 at 12:30 pm
A thoughtful response. There is much to be said for non-violent civil disobedience.
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I wish the person who made this would have narrated it. If it’s so important, why make it so hard to understand with that stupid computer voice?
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Mango_Chutney Reply:
November 26th, 2011 at 10:04 am
Me too… Should have used the Mac computer voice at least. So much better.
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Hyper-Intellect Reply:
November 28th, 2011 at 12:32 pm
There is a reason it is not called, “Macnonymous”.
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Some_Peoples_Kids Reply:
November 26th, 2011 at 3:19 pm
That’s the beauty of Anonymous. Every video I have ever seen from Anonymous has had a computer generated voice. I think it makes for a much more profound statement in the overall scheme of things.
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