One thing that made me laugh was that this joker blames the US public for the actions of our government; it guess the actions of Sadam were the fault of the Iraqi public as well. We have virtually no control over the government. Our elections are the same as the Iraq elections, i.e., rigged to perpetuate those in power.
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One thing that made me laugh was that this joker blames the US public for the actions of our government; it guess the actions of Sadam were the fault of the Iraqi public as well. We have virtually no control over the government. Our elections are the same as the Iraq elections, i.e., rigged to perpetuate those in power.
Here I think you are giving too much to any gov. Look back in history and you will see that people can do something if they are MAD ENOUGH and willing to go to the place of power. The Street.
Problem that lots of people don't realize is this is true maybe for 1 out of 100 attempts. For every Harriet Tubman (as an example) there was 100 other similar persons who tried the same thing but got caught and shot before they managed to accomplish anything you're going to read about in the history books, even the alternative history books.
What do you think the chances of you being in the successful 1%, particularly given the way things are today?
I think you're better off (at least personally) shutting up, laying low, and working to save your own ass at this point.Look at Cindy Sheehan
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One thing that made me laugh was that this joker blames the US public for the actions of our government; it guess the actions of Sadam were the fault of the Iraqi public as well. We have virtually no control over the government. Our elections are the same as the Iraq elections, i.e., rigged to perpetuate those in power.
Here I think you are giving too much to any gov. Look back in history and you will see that people can do something if they are MAD ENOUGH and willing to go to the place of power. The Street.
Look at Cindy Sheehan
MattSavinar wrote:I'm afraid to click on the link. Doing so might get me bumped up higher on "the list" or added to some new list.
Best,
Matt
greenworm wrote:Am I forgetting anything?
smallpoxgirl wrote:Somebody should get this guy a copy of A People's History of the United States. He's citing JFK and Henry Ford as examples of the good things the US has brought to the world. Seriously has he never heard of the Bay of Pigs and Vietnam. Henry Ford was a self avowed fascist and was a major financier for Hitler.
greenworm wrote:"I'm afraid to click on the link. Doing so might get me bumped up higher on "the list" or added to some new list. "
Matt,
I got you covered, here is the plan. Dress up as a women and walk to the nearest library that has an internet connection. Don't take main roads, walk through the woods as much as possible. Wear gloves that you can type with. Wear lots of makeup and contort your face so that software cannot accurately reassemble your real image.
MattSavinar wrote:Don't know who you're referring to, but if it's me I have a copy of the book.
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