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Would the anti-capitalists be more effective in their efforts if they planned and disclosed to city government their route ahead of time and added dancers in colorful ethnic costumes?
down with capitalism? Hmmm, but what's the message????
California Congresswoman Wants A $26 Minimum Wage In Her State
http://dailycaller.com/2014/05/02/califo…
My thought? What we really need is a $7/hr wage...in Asia.
The way for immigrants to get rights is to self-deport and bring a spirit of Yankee Independence, learned in the US, back to their home countries. Instead of importing subservience (and votes) to Centralized State, they should return and assert their inalienable rights as free citizens of their respective countries.
The US then becomes a learning institution of revolutionary change exporting its graduates in the ways of the Constitutional Republic.
A sound bite on TV is a pretty good platform for somebody whose goal is to push a specific change in public opinion. The fact that the "protestors" seemingly weren't interested in that platform says to me that they're not really "protesting" at all -- they're not interested in changing public opinion, they just want to wear masks and smash stuff.
"The US then becomes a learning institution of revolutionary change exporting its graduates in the ways of the Constitutional Republic."
Hahaha we already are a exporting of revolutionary change- Haiti, Cuba, Panama, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Guatemala, Grenada, Columbia, Venezuela, Chile, Ecuador, Porto Rico, etc. If there is one thing Latin America is well experienced with, it is the Yankee revolutionary spirit.
A teabagger, overhearing the rather loud cell phone call, offers to pay for two glasses of wine and tip but refuses to pay her tax but Ms. Sawant could use the cash she has to pay for the tax.
An anarchist offers to pay what little he has to cover the bill and tax, but no tip – but also requires that he finish the wine in exchange for his generosity.
The bar manager comes back to say that they cannot lower the prices.
What will Ms. Sawant do?
(Excellent question/reference!)
You might just have a career on a local news team.
nothing about the economy GROWING!
at .1%?
come on, give Your Shitty President the credit he deserves......
Um, I guess you sort of missed the part of recent history where the Egyptian military ousted the center-right Islamic coalition government, and then declared the Muslim Brotherhood illegal?
To answer Ansel's question: what happened to Egypt is that the West, and Leftists in the West in particular, decided they'd rather see a secular regime backed by the military and installed by coup than suffer the continued existence of a fairly elected Muslim parliamentary government.
What happened to Egypt, in other words, is exactly what people like Ansel fought to achieve in Egypt.
Imagine if people in internet comments threads didn't have to deal with self-appointed spokespersons desperately spinning arduous dogmatic rationales for abhorrently self-absorbed behavior on the part of protesters who presume to represent the majority of the population.
Somalia is a failed socialist state. Many anarchists like myself want a slow transition to self governance, not a rapid destruction of central government.
@13 You nailed it!