Comments on: My Two Cents http://www.ninme.com/archives/2005/02/my_two_cents.html Wed, 07 Jan 2009 08:06:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Steven Hunt http://www.ninme.com/archives/2005/02/my_two_cents.html#comment-163 Steven Hunt Fri, 11 Feb 2005 17:07:07 +0000 http://d829161.u25.nozonenet.com/?p=778#comment-163 <p>How many times have i heard people here in the US, notable spokespeople, no less, advocate the mass murder of Arab peoples?--more than I care to recount, both before and after 9-11.</p> <p>Indeed, the people in the US that do not speak out against this type of Nazi thinking, as well as US policies that are calculated to kill innocents (ie, terrorism) all share a little bit in the events that happened on 9-11.</p> <p>But it is far easier to go to the mall, shop, swallow the massive distortion/lies fed to the public by the corporate oligarchs that have a stake in manipulating the general public according to their sick, craven desires for power.</p> <p>Live by the sword, die by it.</p> <p>What the US public are adept at doing is avoiding their own responsiblity that has contributed to the deaths of hundreds of thousands.</p> <p>Don't get it? Pick up a history book and think. Stop being servants for an empire that thinks nothing of seeing thousands of civilians killed to advance their geopolitical goals (called state-terrorism).</p> <p>This all comes down to responsiblity, and the pathological avoidance of it.</p> How many times have i heard people here in the US, notable spokespeople, no less, advocate the mass murder of Arab peoples?–more than I care to recount, both before and after 9-11.

Indeed, the people in the US that do not speak out against this type of Nazi thinking, as well as US policies that are calculated to kill innocents (ie, terrorism) all share a little bit in the events that happened on 9-11.

But it is far easier to go to the mall, shop, swallow the massive distortion/lies fed to the public by the corporate oligarchs that have a stake in manipulating the general public according to their sick, craven desires for power.

Live by the sword, die by it.

What the US public are adept at doing is avoiding their own responsiblity that has contributed to the deaths of hundreds of thousands.

Don’t get it? Pick up a history book and think. Stop being servants for an empire that thinks nothing of seeing thousands of civilians killed to advance their geopolitical goals (called state-terrorism).

This all comes down to responsiblity, and the pathological avoidance of it.

]]> By: Bubblehead http://www.ninme.com/archives/2005/02/my_two_cents.html#comment-162 Bubblehead Mon, 07 Feb 2005 05:48:50 +0000 http://d829161.u25.nozonenet.com/?p=778#comment-162 <p>I agree with you completely. While he shouldn't be fired for his ridiculous theories, I'd also support the students being allowed to mock and belittle him repeatedly; after all, if he has free speech, so should his opponents. The students would learn valuable creative-ridiculing skills while being entertained, which to me would be the perfect college experience.</p> I agree with you completely. While he shouldn’t be fired for his ridiculous theories, I’d also support the students being allowed to mock and belittle him repeatedly; after all, if he has free speech, so should his opponents. The students would learn valuable creative-ridiculing skills while being entertained, which to me would be the perfect college experience.

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