Comment Re:Government is a tool (Score 1) 243
Google is OWNED by the "people" who OWN the Government.
Who creates money?
Comment Re:Government is a tool (Score 2) 243
Government is only a corporate tool. Corporations are the shadow actors created by the super-rich to give themselves vehicles for action that are both superior to the state, and state-sanctioned legitimacy in this superiority.
Hating the "Government" is like pig-iron hating the hammer and the forge - not the Blacksmith.
Comment Re:The Harsh Light of Day (Score 1) 186
PsyOntology. ScientTautology. As American as apple pie!
Comment Re:Also, we stage a coup every four years (Score 1) 9
You still think that the team owners are more important than the Conference management.
Comment CORPORATIONS ARE PEOPLE? (Score 1) 243
Money is speech?
You are seriously fucked.
Comment Re:Lots of people care (Score 3, Interesting) 243
Fed vs State. Simple.
Easy for white man to get all emotional about the politics, without caring for the people.
Journal Journal: Q: Why has there never been a coup in Washington D.C.? 9
Comment Counter? (Score 1) 7
"By holding up modern China as an example of Communism, Smith expressly shows us that he is fucking propagandist scum inhabiting the more clever of propagandist echelons as the peon is then seemingly left with NO OPTIONS as to how they could potentially reorder or rethink their society."
http://www.moonofalabama.org/2014/04/open-thread-2014-10.html#c6a00d8341c640e53ef01a73dae40f4970d
Journal Journal: What's the Difference? 7
What's the Difference Between Fascism, Communism and Crony-Capitalism? Nothing
(April 16, 2014)
The essence of crony-capitalism is the merger of state and corporate power--the definition of fascism.
The essence of crony-capitalism is the merger of state and corporate power--the definition of fascism.
Journal Journal: Abraham Lincoln 2
"Labor is prior to, and independent of, capital. Capital is only the fruit of labor, and could never have existed if labor had not first existed. Labor is the superior of capital, and deserves much the higher consideration."
Comment Floater. (Score 1) 3
Smart engineering thinking. These are the details that make for verisimilitude.
Sad. A future that could never, ever be. Remember when the situation of Kubrick's 2001 seemed not only plausible, but likely?
Comment Re:WHAT COULD GO WRONG? (Score 1) 218
Was that an ironic comment? It's SO hard to tell these days.
Hey! Look! We're all meta!
Comment FLYOVER (Score -1, Troll) 336
That's a fact.
Nobody dealin' with that winter, for rent.
Comment WHAT COULD GO WRONG? (Score 4, Informative) 218
It's perfect! Unsinkable? Unthinkable!
No Homer will ever be allowed, and all the regulators will be objective and unbowed!
Comment Re:Militia, then vs now (Score 1) 1633
The US president is a Spokesmodel.
The last vestiges of Presidential authority as actual executive were blown out of JFK's skull, 50 years ago. The real rulers have allowed the cosmetic changes of politics, without substantial challenge to policy or imperative.
That's why you can argue successfully to let fags into the imperial legions, but not if such legions should be withdrawn from the globe and disbanded.
False conservatism, false progressive/liberalism. Everybody in the US takes a hot shower and drives to the mall, on the burnt bodies and broken future of a million dead babies - hidden in Congo and Yemen and Indonesia and...
