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Thoughts on things I have no idea about.

azspot:

Milt Priggee

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anukkinearthwalker:

don’t be a fucking chump like spiderman

The causality of this world is not a continuum; it is a force that flashes, strikes, and is effective ever again like lightning, a volcanic motion without continuum.

I and Thou, Martin Buber

But the It-humanity that some imagine, postulate, and advertise has nothing in common with the bodily humanity to which a human being can truly say You. The noblest fiction is a fetish, the most sublime fictitious sentiment is a vice. The ideas are just as little enthroned above our heads as they reside inside them; they walk among us and step up to us. Pitiful are those who leave the basic word (I-You) unspoken, but wretched are those who instead of that address the ideas with a concept or a slogan as if that were their name!

I and Thou, Martin Buber

anukkinearthwalker:

darkporc:

Good night, governmental alphabet soup.

lol

First Congress Member Allowed to Read Secret Treaty Says “There Is No National Security Purpose In Keeping This Text Secret … This Agreement Hands The Sovereignty of Our Country Over to Corporate Interests” ›

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onkay:

novelcombinationofwords:

onkay:

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This blog makes me miss the days when we all puzzled over foruturereferenceonly.

AW MAN YES THE GOOD OL’ DAYS
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forfuturereferenceonly

good ol’ days indeed

It irritates me that my phone autocorrected forfuturereferenceonly to foruturereferenceonly because that means I fucked it up sometime in the past and my phone decided to hold on to that one.

The simple truth is, the U.S. is at war for continued hegemony over the planet, for the preservation of the imperial system and its finance capitalist rulers. In such a war, everyone, everywhere is a potential enemy, including the home population. That’s why Bradley Manning and Julian Assange and, now, Edward Snowden are considered so dangerous; because they undermine popular consent for the government’s lies-based policies. The administration has sent its operatives to Capital Hill and all the corporate pseudo-journalistic outlets to explain how its mega-data mining of phones and the Internet has prevented ‘potential terrorist events over 50 times since 9/11,’ including at least 10 ‘homeland-based threats,’ as mouthed by National Security Agency chief Gen. Keith Alexander. The details are, of course, secret.

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cybersleepover:

seven days without a pun makes one weak

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