[Tfug] The NET

Don Freeman DFreeman at pagnet.org
Tue Oct 3 08:16:04 MST 2006


I think the constitution doesn't anticipate governmental change via torch
wielding mobs. In fact, I think  the opposite is the case. It's to be
accomplished via those who wield a pen at the voting booth. 

:)


-----Original Message-----
From: tfug-bounces at tfug.org [mailto:tfug-bounces at tfug.org] On Behalf Of
Bowie J. Poag
Sent: Tuesday, October 03, 2006 7:58 AM
To: Tucson Free Unix Group
Subject: Re: [Tfug] The NET


At the end of the day, we as a nation have more ways of taking the
government down than the government has ways of taking us down. The
Constitution provides for it, and does so even during times when we have a
President who blatantly disregards it, and most of congress doesn't hold him
or her accountable.

Until that balance shifts to the other side, i'm not particularly concerned.
Even with all the Big Brotherish stuff thats been happening in recent years,
I don't think i'll see it in my lifetime. All it takes is a sufficiently
pissed off torch-weilding mob to shift it back, and in a country of 300
million, you're not going to be short-handed in that regard. Any such 22nd+
century angry mob would easily outnumber Government officials, same as
colonists easilly outnumbered British tax collectors.

Cheers,
Bowie



sitkaa at email.arizona.edu wrote:
> I still understand why such a topic elucidates insults and reprisals.
> I don't need this.
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>> I originally wrote this yesterday and had a second thought about 
>> sending it but what the heck..
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>> From: <sitkaa at email.arizona.edu>
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>>> I am not truly all that security conscious, but I just can't help 
>>> but think about how our world has evolved into what was once just a 
>>> distopian SciFi
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>> Say what? Hey let me have a hit of that, OK?....
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>> Once just a distopian SciFi... What period of time are you referring 
>> to? 1991 through 2000?
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>>> corporate government (the definition of fascism)
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>> Please define fascism... Dude, where do you get your information 
>> from.... blogs, movies?
>> (What I'm looking for are references)
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>> Is this about that bogus quote attributed to Mussolini? (facism = = 
>> corporations) Look it up. - in multiple places - see all the sides.
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>> Remember there can be more than two sides to every story.
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>>> watches everything,
>>> propogandizes everything,
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>> Do you think that watching (surveillance) and propagandizing is 
>> exclusive to corporatism and invasive forms of government?
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>> Don't you think the people who sell government technology to do this 
>> also sell it to others?
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>>> controls everything, in order to maintain the status quo and their 
>>> powerbase.
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>> Gee, if you split it up like that, (entities that control everything 
>> to maintain status quo and their powerbase...) the set could include 
>> schools, government, churches, political parties, businesses of all 
>> types, families, insect colonies, gangs, organized crime, AARP, hp 
>> news media Fox news Rove Dean It depends on their intent and goals.
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