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Other Worlds 2.0
Replicating one’s own patterns in life online is not hard. The little excesses creep in. The time consuming guilty pleasure gets too much. Purpose and meaning often elude one. Having worked on a considerable project to only a halfway point … Continue reading
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The Movement, Party & DailyBOS
The movement doesn’t consider political action worthwhile as long as the duo-opoly controls things. Education and more importantly, persuasion are the key elements to the movement. While most sane people just don’t vote as a result of this (50% right?), there are quixotic individuals who will strive and fight against the repression that the two dominate parties offer despite being kicked in the teeth, laughed at and otherwise considered inferior simply because of holding contrary beliefs and having no real political input in discussion, media or other common outlets in the polity.
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Oh Mona ! You’re such a Yahoo.
Paul is historically challenged. Aside from brandishing the isolationalist vilification (that’s so Woodrow Wilson Era) you seem to confuse what Paul is attempting to do. Indeed Eisenhower and Nixon both campaigned for a humble ‘non-interventionist’ policy in regards to conflicts started by previous administrations. Paul’s on board about the evils of the Iran coup in the fifties and his been consistent about this for years. He uses this line to illustrate how voters are sympathetic to such a stand and always disappointed by the results. Bush being the most glaring example. I don’t touch the Israel stuff out loud.
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