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August 28, 2004
Hypocritical Mass!
I'm in upstate New York for the weekend, and it turned out the people I'm staying with have a computer with a DSL connection. So I thought I'd sneak in a quickie post, so Dennis doesn't have to go it alone on a Saturday night. (Dennis is already proving himself to be one heck of a good blogger if I may say so; good man, good brain, who now has a good Internet connection!) Anyway, a group I have discussed before -- Critical Mass (plenty of good links there, folks!) -- is busy hassling not Republicans, but ordinary New Yorkers who are trying to go about their lives: Sanctuary? Hey I thought religion was bad! And such sanctimonious humanitarians these bicyclists are! "They were blocking intersections all along the way, backing up traffic," said top NYPD spokesman Paul Browne. "I personally witnessed several ambulances that couldn't get through. They had their lights and sirens on."Who cares if people can't get to the hospital and die? If we can inconvenience just one Republican..... posted by Eric on 08.28.04 at 11:23 PM
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A strange synchronicity: Immediately I looked at that link and I saw the word "Countdowns". I immediately thought of the book "Countdown to Chaos" by Jeffrey St. John, describing the Communist influence behind the riot at the Democratic convention in Chicago in 1968. Jeffery St. John was a conservative and an admirer of Ayn Rand. That poster said "Police state bad! Communism good!": 1) At least this time they're honest enough to admit that they're Communists. Usually, they praise Castro or Mao and then scream "McCarthyism!" 2) If they had any brains, they'd know that Communism _is_ a police state, it is the ultimate police state. Communism makes martial law look like anarchy. 3) If a police state is bad, then why are they doing everything they can to bring it about? If they really are anarchists, as they profess to be, which by definition means _zero_ government -- then why does everything they do or advocate only lead to _more and ever more_ government? The answer is clear. Back in 1957, a Communist historian in Czecho-Slovakia named Jan Kozak outlined the strategy for Communist revolution. His book was later published here by the House Committee on Un-American Activities. He called this strategy "pressure from below" and "pressure from above". The pressure from below: riots, terrorism, chaos, the total breakdown of law and order. The pressure from above: a totalitarian police state to crack down on the chaos. In other words, like a vice to crush freedom. Lenin, Mao, Castro, Pol Pot, all the Communists used this strategy to seize power. Hitler used it too. It _can_ happen here. Steven Malcolm Anderson (Cato the Elder) the Lesbian-worshipping gun-loving selfish aesthete · August 29, 2004 11:28 AM Of course it can happen here. When did human nature change? Civilization requires effort.
Steal this sig: George Bush never called me “baby killer”. There is a big difference between William Calley and John Kerry. William Calley is a proven war criminal. For John Kerry we only have his word as an officer and a gentleman. What is the War Hero Afraid of? M. Simon · August 31, 2004 01:29 AM |
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