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"I Am No One Else" Since: Apr 12 22,118 Seattle |
"Proud To Be An American" Since: Apr 07 12,938 Location hidden |
Attention PussyKoder!!! At an atheist funeral the deceased is all dressed up and going nowhere. BTW, Since you boasted about your ability to borrow money perhaps you can start a business and tell everyone how things go for you under an obamanation especially at tax time...Hop to it. |
"Proud To Be An American" Since: Apr 07 12,938 Location hidden |
Yepper 77% of Americans no matter how much you earn will pay more taxes for 2013. The idea you were safe if you were not an evil millionaire was the sugar on the poop you consumed...you stupid sht eating bassturds.
"I Am No One Else" Since: Apr 12 22,118 Seattle |
Well, since it's just a corpse at that stage, it's sort of difficult for it to ambulate, unless it's a zombie. Oh hey! You worship zombies, don't you? Yeah, he wasn't even dressed up, he was just a zombie. |
"Think&Care" Since: Oct 07 20,203 Location hidden |
Whatever *that* means. I have a suspicion that your understanding of energy is at the Star trek level. Inner senses, eh? And what, precisely, are those? Nice fantasy you have there. Rocks have nothing to perceive with. They are simply chemicals in well-defined structures that don't react to their environment significantly. Or nothing at all. So, what exactly would be something 'tuned' to detect these 'awareized energies'? Let's make a device that detects them and measures them and we can bring all of this into the realm of science. Otherwise, all you have is some fantasies. The evidence says otherwise (depending, of course, on the type of anesthesia). Yes, what we usually call consciousness is a complex collection of interactions at all brain levels. Basic awareness is different than consciousness. Jellyfish have nervous systems that react to stimuli. Their neural nets are very simplistic and don't allow for 'awareness' or, certainly, consciousness. The reaction is much closer to what we have as reflexes, but even more primitive. Reflexes are not consciousness. |
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Judged: 1 1 1 It does not matter if the perp has a toothpick or was bare handed. If it is their intent to harm and kill then it should be the intentions of anyone in charge of the weak to use whatever means necessary to stop such an attack. A flame thrower comes to mind followed by buckshot. The fact is loughner, holmes and lanza are not part of any organization dedicated to Protecting and Defending The United States Constitution...or is bloomberg et al. People like loughner, holmes and lanza are residue from the history illiterate politically inept slugs that bloomberg, obama et al depend on for votes. |
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Attention PussyKoder!!! If at all possible try to place yourself in a spiritual realm or try to achieve chi otherwise you're just a nut and bolt...cross threaded no less. |
"I Am No One Else" Since: Apr 12 22,118 Seattle |
Well, first show one exists so I can find it. |
"Proud To Be An American" Since: Apr 07 12,938 Location hidden |
Attention PussyKoder!!! You could try jumping off a 10 story building, I believe you'll find God on the 8th floor in home decor. |
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Todays special quizzie for obamaroids...
Would you allow yourself to associate and to be mentored for years by an individual who proposed killing parents and perhaps 25,000,000 Americans in death camps, obviously hated America, planted bombs everywhere with one of those bombs suspected of killing a police officer and maiming another. And who also designed a bomb that blew up killing his girlfriend and two comrades all while that bomb was intended for US Soldiers and civilians at Fort Dix NJ...Would you allow yourself to associate with such a deranged individual, Yes or No? If your answer is no then why did you vote for b. h. obama who is an individual who did associate and was mentored for years by the communist-terrorist bill ayers and who launched his political career from the home of bill ayers? America eagerly awaits your replies...no spins please. http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/individual... http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/groupProfi... http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1222128560757... |
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Attention Wall Street Communist!!! Yes indeed you have flipped your lid, douchebagger. Once again...Your sleazy attempt to connect the USSR to Koch in the early part of the past century and to The Tea Party in 2011 is a deranged joke. Let me educate you and your like minded history illiterate libelous pals...The entire USA, The entire UK et al allied with Stalin during WWII. That fact alone cancels your self-serving knee jerk assumption that you can single anyone out from the era like you and your ilk have done to the relatives of the Koch brothers. Furthermore, any oil related assistance provided by the USA, Koch et al to the USSR prior to WWII obviously was key for the USSR to defeat Nazis. The Cold War began in 1946, douchebagger. You are one pathetic libelous runt talking out your butt stooping lower than a snake's belly trying to connect dots that obviously cannot be connected. You are a useful idiot for the communist party sleazebags who are stinking up American politics, those dots connect. |
"I Am No One Else" Since: Apr 12 22,118 Seattle |
Judged: 1 1 Lame, this one is actually lamer than the one Eagle tried. However there's the problem with that, I don't believe in the nonsense of an afterlife, so why would I waste this one life to see if you're correct? You believe in an afterlife, so you are very capable of throwing it all away to do just that. In order to avoid coming to terms with that, you project the notion onto an atheist, because you lack the actual courage and faith to find out if there is an after life or if you're just playing make believe and took it too far. |
Judged: 1 1 1 The next time you go to the WalMart skip the electronic gadgets and invest in a dictionary. |
Judged: 1 1 1 It's the other way around, but not to worry. Your current addiction to narrow science fictions is only temporary. You have many lives ahead of you and an "infinite" amount of time to figure it all out. As I have already stated, before anything is, it is first thought. All possible physical materializations of consciousness exist first in the mental universe - the inner reality. Physical matter flows outward from the center of this vast gestalt of awareized energy of which we are a part. Ideas are alive and creative and they belong to consciousness. Our world came into being in much the same way an idea does. It expands the same way that any idea does. I am not talking about imagination or hallucinations, but a realm of thoughts, of mental actions out of which all realities emerge. Consciousness is no more trapped within this particular earth reality than it is trapped in our physical brains. This earth, like the self you are familiar with, is but one materialization of an inner organization of consciousness. Nothing exists isolated and alone - everything is interrelated. Other earths coexist with this one, and they are in one way or another connected in much the same way our multidimensional selves are connected. Each one carries hints and clues about the others. In terms of the science fictions you know and love, there was no evolution in linear terms but vast expansions of consciousness - of idea constructs - of capacities unfolding on the parts of all species, and these still continue. Life is an eternal course of action. Your physical experience is a combination of subjective events interlaced with objective acts. Your prosaic beliefs about reality can become impediments to your personal growth and development however, rather than doors to enlightenment. Your flat view of reality is the result of relying too heavily on your physical senses. Perhaps putting it simply will make a dent. I don't interact with you. I interact with my "perception" of you. Physical reality doesn't exist outside of me or you. It is a reflecttion of what exists inside of us. It is an illusion, a physical glass mirror. When you see your reflection in the mirror you know it's not you. You know it's a reflection. When you see the reflection frowning and want it to smile, you dont walk over to the mirror and try to force the reflection to smile. You know you have to smile first. Science, will never have the answers because it is focused on the image in the glass mirror and not on the "source" of that image. |
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Judged: 1 1 1 Ok, now prove any of this religious horsesh*t you lying creationist scum |
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Judged: 1 1 All proven to be shameful immoral liars. |
"I Am No One Else" Since: Apr 12 22,118 Seattle |
Judged: 1 Do you have any evidence for any of your claims? |
Judged: 1 1 1 Science's fictions. What price do you pay for believing these hypothetical myths? No God created you. You are nothing more than the flotsam of random chemical combinations washed up from a stagnant pool of dead matter eons ago. A bio-mechanism tossed out into the centuries with no connection to the cosmos, or even the earth - the only home you have. You were born for no reason in a universe created by chance. No wonder you don't feel the divine grace of your own being or that of others! Though you tend to life's daily fires - methodically gathering the fruits of your labor, whatever joys, triumphs and knowledge you accumulate is only temporary. Whatever endearing loves you experience are destined to last only a brief time. For in the end it is all taken from you. Nothing learned or felt will be left of your physical experience, nothing left but the smoldering ashes of your funeral pyre. You have nothing to live for - no dreams or promises of greater things beyond your physical prison, and so you lash out at people who do believe. You're like a tragic figure, trudging reluctantly towards your own annihilation. What a collection of eqregious and psychologically damaging myths to believe! Within this bleak and sterile view of reality, if you took your life tomorrow it wouldn't matter. I wonder why you don't? |
Judged: 1 1 Gimme. Gimme. Gimme! The evidence you seek is self evident. All you have to do is learn how to see and not just look. You ask questions just to ask, then race through the answers just to see where you disagree. Open your mind! A garden of evidence grows within and all about you where it's been all along. |
"I Am No One Else" Since: Apr 12 22,118 Seattle |
Judged: 1 1 1 Nothing is self evident, and anyone who claims it is just wants to dodge the burden of proof. In other words, you want to lie. |
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The Boy Scout Advancement Program is subtle. It places a series of challenges in front of a Scout in a manner that is fun and educational to a boy. As Scouts meet these challenges, they achieve the aims of Boy Scouting. A boy advances and grows in the Boy Scout program in the same way a plant grows by receiving nourishment in the right environment. The job of adults concerned with advancement is to provide the right environment.
One of the greatest needs of boys is confidence. There are three kinds of confidence that boys need: in themselves, in peers, and in leaders. Educators and counselors agree that the best way to build confidence is through measurement. Self-Confidence is developed by measuring up to a challenge or a standard. Peer Confidence develops when the same measuring system is used for everyone – when all must meet the same challenges to receive equal recognition. Confidence in Leaders comes about when there is consistency in measuring – when leaders use a single standard of fairness.
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There are four main steps to Boy Scout Advancement. A Boy Scout advances from Tenderfoot to Eagle by doing things with his patrol and his troop, with his leaders and on his own. Adult leaders are an essential part of this process as they promote and ensure that advancement is earned. It's easy for a Scout to advance if the following four opportunities are provided for him.
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The Scoutmaster must be the spark plug of the troop. It is necessary that he understand the purpose of the advancement program and the importance it has in the development of the Scouts in his troop. The troop's program must provide advancement opportunities. By participating in the troop program, the Scout will meet requirements for rank advancement.
The troop's unit commissioner and the district advancement committee can play an important part in explaining advancement and helping the Scoutmaster utilize the advancement program in the troop program, making it exciting to the boys in his troop.
It is important that the troop committee and the Scoutmaster set an advancement goal for the year. A basic goal should be for each boy to advance a rank during the year. New Scouts should earn the First Class rank during their first year in the troop. By doing so, these new Scouts become net contributors to the troop and are able to care for themselves and others. When reviewed monthly by the troop committee, Scouts will recognize the importance of the advancement. Troops should conduct boards of review for boys who are not advancing. A minimum of four formal courts of honor a year (one every three months) should be held to formally recognize the boys in the troop.
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Boy's awards are for boys. Merit Badges, badges of rank, and Eagle Palms are for registered Boy Scouts, Varsity Scouts, or qualified Venturers (youth that are registered in Cub Scouting cannot earn awards in the Boy Scout program). Any registered Boy Scout or Varsity Scout may earn these awards until his 18th birthday. Another common misconception concerns "bridging" Cub Scouts into Boy Scouts before they are 10 and half years old. The Arrow of Light award is awarded based upon age or academic grades. However a youth must still meet the 10 and a half age requirements if he is academically advanced. Earning the Arrow of Light award at an early age is not an automatic advancement into the Boy Scouts Program.
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How social media is hurting the Arab Spring.
Tahrir Square launched a thousand dissertations on how social media drove the frenetic mobilization of the Arab Spring. Egyptian activists may rage at the notion that the revolution was driven by technology rather than by their determined efforts, but there's a good case to be made that social media did matter -- at least a bit -- in shaping the uprisings across the Arab world. But the celebratory narrative about social media needs to be tempered by the reality of the struggles that have befallen most of these countries in transition. Whether or not Twitter made the Arab revolutions, is it now helping to kill them?
Don't get me wrong -- I love Twitter (that's me at @abuaardvark). I rely on it for information and the unfiltered opinions of hundreds of Arab citizens every day, and I've written often about how new media forms affect politics -- for good or for ill. The relentless spread of Internet access and social media use represents a genuine structural transformation in how political information flows in the Arab world, and it is only becoming more powerful as millions more Arab citizens come online. But if we take seriously social media's role in the revolutions, how can we avoid asking tough questions about how it might have affected their aftermath?
It's easy to understand why so many people saw "Facebook revolutions" and "Twitter revolutions" during the Iranian uprising of 2009 and the Arab uprisings of 2011. The outsized role of online activists, the reliance of many outsiders on Twitter for instant updates, and the undeniable immediacy of online information proved irresistible to academics and journalists alike. Casual observers felt an unprecedented connection with the activists they followed on Twitter. Meanwhile, academics had a multitude of good reasons to believe that new media forms were enabling radically new forms of political organization and communication that just had to matter. And it did! The effects of social media in facilitating opposition organization and shaping the coverage of protests in the mainstream media may have been at the margins. But much of politics is often waged in those margins.
But even then, many of us saw the potential problems. What should we think about social media today, when the early enthusiasm for the "Facebook revolutions" feels somewhat quaint? What about the difficult politics that followed the rapid fall of Tunisia's Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali or Egypt's Hosni Mubarak? What about the complaints that the world was fooled by the prominence of seemingly liberal, Westernized "Facebook youth" in revolutions that actually empowered very different forces? Should social media take some of the blame for the political disasters that have followed? If the Internet can claim partial credit for the timing and nature of the Arab uprisings, should it also take partial blame for some of the more negative trends of the last two years?
I wouldn't want to take this too far, since there are plenty of completely ordinary, offline political explanations for the ongoing political turbulence in the transitional Arab countries, and plenty of examples of similar struggles in transitional countries long before the Internet allegedly changed everything. But a case can be made that new Internet-based social media has played a role in the post-uprising struggles in many Arab countries. With all those caveats in mind, here are a few ways in which social media has stumbled -- and sometimes done more harm than good.
First, there's the general tendency toward exaggeration and hyperbole, which has arguably cost Egyptian activists (in particular) a certain amount of credibility. There's a reason why the catchphrases "it's never as bad as it seems on Twitter" and "the Tahrir bubble" caught on. I still remember the first time I was driving around a perfectly calm, absolutely normal Cairo while reading a Twitter feed describing apocalyptic clashes and mayhem. So do a lot of others. Social media loves a crisis, and it loves morality tales with a clear good guy and bad guy -- preferably identifiable in 140 characters. Don't forget: The boy who cried wolf did actually end up watching his sheep eaten by wolves -- he just couldn't get anyone to believe him because he had exaggerated once too often.
Second, social media has proved more useful for mobilizing protesters than organizing civil society or political parties. The advantages conferred by new media are skewed toward action, enthusiasm, and loose, issue-oriented networks, not toward the hard, patient work of building organizations. Leaderless movements are great for surviving regime repression and binding together loose coalitions, but less well adapted to formulating a coherent political strategy or mobilizing millions of voters.
In places like Egypt, many of the protesters viewed themselves as the authentic voice of the street, imbued with the legitimacy of revolution and skeptical of anything short of radical change. Many had little interest in democracy, which inevitably requires compromise and empowered leaders who they quickly came to despise. The grind of preparing an election campaign lacked the thrill of street fighting -- and elections tended to reveal that, despite having tens of thousands of Twitter followers, they in fact represented only small minorities of their society. The reality is that many of the protesters will be going to Tahrir five years from now, regardless of whether Egypt consolidates its democracy or the Muslim Brotherhood remains in power.
Third, a strong case can be made that the Internet has contributed to the dangerous polarization that now besets so much of the Arab world. Again, political conflict is driven more by real ideological differences, institutional uncertainty, genuine abuses, and reckless behavior than by anything that happens online. But those pressures seem to be reinforced by the tendency toward polarization and informational bubbles so commonly observed in online environments.
The interactions between the Muslim Brotherhood and the non-Islamist online activists in Egypt could become the model case study for such dynamics. If you follow Egyptian activists on Twitter or on Facebook, you see every story that reflects badly upon the Brotherhood rapidly and uncritically shared, augmented, and disseminated; Islamists do the same to their rivals. While social media boosters envisioned the creation of a new public sphere based on dialogue and mutual respect, the reality is that Islamists and their adversaries retreat to their respective camps, reinforcing each others' prejudices while throwing the occasional rhetorical bomb across the no-man's land that the center has become. This becomes even more dangerous when outside policy analysts follow and take their cues from only one side of that polarized debate.
Fourth, one of the signal achievements of the dizzying first months of the Arab Spring -- the unification of the Arab political space into a single narrative of popular revolt -- has largely been reversed. In those first months, the entire Arab world was tweeting and sharing stories about Egypt, Yemenis borrowed slogans and signs from Tunisia, Jordanians anxiously watched Libya. Over the last year, this pan-Arab unity has palpably broken down. Part of this fragmentation was simply driven by the real stagnation in many of the local struggles: As revolution gave way to political trench warfare, people got bored. Many turned inward as Egyptian activists worried about the health of their own revolution rather than, say, Yemen's.
Just as social media can encourage users to retreat to their ideological camps, it can also encourage a narrow geographic focus. Twitter enabled the integration of the narratives -- but it didn't demand it in the way that Al Jazeera once did by virtue of its commanding presence in the pan-Arab media. Facebook groups, even more than Twitter, tend to be national or even more local, fragmenting rather than unifying. That could be a positive trend, of course, if it leads to focused engagement with local political debates, relentless transparency, and demands for accountability, which democracy requires. But it comes at a cost to regional unity.
Fifth, negatives such as sectarianism, fear, and hatred spread as rapidly on social media as do more positive ideas. The success of the Tunisian revolution inspired Arabs everywhere to believe that victory was possible, and Egypt's success convinced many that victory was inevitable. But the reverse also proved true. The bloodbath in Syria, like the horrors of Iraq in the mid-2000s, had a chilling effect on popular mobilization. By midway through 2011, it was already clear that the end of the story did not have to be partying in Tahrir Square -- it might be butchered women and children littering the streets and massive dispossession and grief. The sectarian hatred and division fueled by the Syrian bloodshed flowed through social media just as effectively as the unifying message of the early Arab Spring.
Sixth, threatened regimes actively pushed back against these independent new public arenas. Bahrain most famously pioneered the active destruction of online discourse, becoming a model for how to pollute and destroy an online public sphere. At the height of its campaign of sectarian repression, Bahrain's regime suddenly found thousands of online defenders, known as "eggs" (anonymous Twitter accounts with few followers and no clear identity), which hurled abuse at anyone who dared tweet about the country. At a certain point, many people simply stopped tweeting about Bahrain simply to avoid the trolls. Other challenged regimes took alternative measures, with Saudi Arabia, Oman, and Kuwait all recently arresting and harassing citizens posting critical tweets.
Seventh, Syria really changed the online experience of the Arab Spring. Egyptian social media, even before the revolution, was populated by well-known individuals whose agenda had been clear for many years. This bred a certain level of trust inside the network, while outsiders new to the issues reveled in this newfound community (journalists, for their part, found social media an irresistible way to decide who to interview when they visited). Few had the same experience with the online Syrian activist community. Many Syrian activists were often anonymous, whether by necessity or choice. Some campaigned from the start for international military intervention, a politically divisive strategy.
Above all, Syria's revolution has proved divisive, where Egypt's and other uprisings tended to unify, at least at first. The experience of engaging on Syria on social media was more like engaging on famously unpleasant issues like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict or Lebanese politics than it was a warm community of shared interest that so many originally found in the Egyptian or Yemeni online communities.
Syrian activists also circulated extremely graphic videos of violence and warfare. There is something very different about scrolling through pictures and videos of unified, chanting Yemeni or Egyptian crowds demanding democratic change and waking up to a gory image of a headless 6-year-old girl on your Facebook news feed. Again, this reflected Syria's reality -- but that reality was amplified by social media. What's more, for many months, the difficulty journalists faced getting access to Syria meant that these videos became the primary source of information about events for the mainstream media --- but often with little disclosure or scrutiny about where those videos originated or what they really showed. Serious questions of credibility and verification have dogged these activist networks all along, despite their best efforts. Have they been concealing sectarian rhetoric, exaggerating the scale of participation in protests, distorting the nature of local violence?
Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook didn't cause the Arab Spring on their own, and they aren't alone to blame for its struggles. I continue to believe that the Internet and social media represent a profound change in the texture of Arab politics, shattering the monopoly over information and opinion upon which those authoritarian regimes depended. The net effects of the empowerment of diverse voices and the free flow of information strike me as positive. But if we believe in the transformative power of these changes, we really can't avoid considering the negatives alongside the positives. And the current state of the Arab revolutions offers us far too many negatives from which to choose.
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The Philadelphia 76ers and Orlando Magic played a hideous basketball game on Monday night, one in which the host Sixers emerged victorious, 78-61, to deal Orlando its 10th consecutive defeat. Philly got 21 points and 14 boards from Spencer Hawes, while All-Star point guard Jrue Holiday contributed 13 points and 14 assists. The Magic, who had just nine available players, shot 33.8 percent from the floor and were led by second-year combo guard E`Twaun Moore, who finished with 18 points on 9-of-17 shooting.
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dagNotes: On Progressive Social Action, White Supremacy, and Ideology
Quite frankly, I got swept up yesterday in the celebratory filibuster and protest of Texas SB 5. It was hard not to. What I witnessed from my desk in Korea was moving. Wendy Davis is inspiring. And now DOMA and Prop 8 are gone, too. I should be over-joyed, but I'm not. Here's the problem:
I quickly recognized I've witnessed the same celebratory social action we all saw with Occupy Wall Street at its peak. Yesterday, I posted a quick note about voting rights and wrote nothing more because I wanted to wait and see the next two decisions from SCOTUS. I think most of us knew Prop 8 was dead on arrival but were curious to see how SCOTUS would decide on DOMA. Anyway, I've certainly already read bloggers and journalists comparing the victory in Texas, ahead of the two good SCOTUS decisions, to Occupy Wall Street. I initially followed Occupy with hope, but it was a hope that quickly soured as it became clear that it is a kind of social action that illustrates the legacy of white supremacy in the United States more than anything else, an activism in service of a liberal representation of the ideal American—a highly-educated, upwardly-mobile, privileged, straight, white man who has a strong moral conscience yet is a relatively obedient consumer.
In 72 hours we've witnessed three victories and one defeat. The three victories were ushered in only after a massive wave of mainstream support across the United States that was patient yet forceful and demanding, almost willing to do whatever it took, financially and socially, to insure victory. In fact, the reactionary, religious right-wing was systematically singled-out from its conservative allies and humiliated in California just as the liberals who got away with supporting DOMA in the 90s were forced to confront their public bigotry and bandwagon political discourse and to apologize and change their ways. Christian conservatism is now nothing more than whining about religious persecution and mainstream liberals have been exposed as neoliberal conservatives full of poor excuses who daily attempt to justify the unjustifiable.
However, SCOTUS ruthlessly gutted the Voting Rights Act and the reactionary right-wing was just as set against that act as it has been set against the other issues we've explored this week. So, where was the patient yet forceful and demanding almost willing to do whatever it takes social action to insure the preservation of voting rights? I've looked through tumblr archives and searched my RSS-feed history. Only special interest bloggers and journalists and dedicated, professional social-activists have had anything to say. Of course, social justice bloggers are now in an uproar about Voting Rights, but the liberal social justice action is too little, too late. Reactionary activism is useless.
It's clear to me, blogging from Seoul, that when it comes to black, indigenous, and immigrant peoples' rights, the US progressive community has other priorities. I think Occupy Wall Street made this clear and suffered as a result, and I think white activists don't really give a shit. The voting rights issue simply doesn't register on their activist radars because it doesn't effect them. I've seen more students organizing around tuition increases and loan interest rates than I've seen them organizing to insure a key part of civil rights remains intact.
Civil liberties discourse, in the US, is composed as consumers and citizens are composed. As individuals are always already composed by social forces, civil liberties are always already composed by the same social forces. When Occupy Wall Street got going and organized, it's no wonder white individuals—that is the ideal white individuals (highly educated, upwardly mobile, privileged men and some women)—rose to lead and, without much effort, women and men of color were asked to patiently participate. We saw many examples of communities of color reaching out to Occupy for help and saw those communities' leaders offer their leadership. And we saw those communities asked to be obedient and patient participants. We saw Occupy insist those experienced and connected activists follow inexperienced, part-time activists. I don't know about you, but I found it disgraceful, shameful, gut-wrenching.
What progressives in the US fail to recognize is that they, too, are composed subjects of patriarchal, white-supremacist capitalism. Who gave them the idea they occupy a liminal space circumferencing racist and patriarchal culture from which they can intercede into an imagined and corrupt mainstream and heal it? We can call this magical liberalism, I guess. This liberal idealism—we can change things—is problematic because it always insists "we can change things without changing ourselves".
Until we are willing to confront the paradigms that compose us as ideal citizens—white subjects of a spontaneous social order of a capitalist free market and its imagined Nature that liberates us without regulation—we are doomed to weeks of embarrassing successes like this week where the white liberal mainstream has been rewarded, once again, for its unearned ambition, while people of color and poor people have been only further humiliated and ostracized for not being able to be properly composed and ideal citizens.


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Medieval II: Total War (c) Sega 11/2006 :..... RELEASE.DATE .. PROTECTION .......: Safedisc 2 :.......... DISC(S) .. GAME.TYPE ........: Strategy Medieval 2 is the latest and greatest game to be released in the best selling and award-winning Total War series. Set in the years 1080-1530 the most turbulent period in European history, the game combines a vast, deep- thinking turn-based strategy campaign with the most cinematic, epic and brutal real-time battles ever seen in the genre. A vastly enhanced version of the Total War engine vividly portrays the pure bloodlust of Medieval warfare with massive battles of more than 10,000 troops splayed across new graphically rich environments. For the first time in the Total War series each troop is an individual, garbed with the rich heraldic colours and glinting arms and armour of the period. On the battlefield theyll survey their surroundings for threats and incoming opponents and react accordingly. When engaged theyll string together a series of devastating moves as Medieval 2s new combat animation brings the conflict to life like never before. Total War has never been so ferocious or realistic. The Medieval 2 grand campaign will hand you the reins of one of an emerging faction as you set about sweeping throughout Europe, conquering all before you. Expand your borders and develop your lands for wealth and prosperity by building cities or swell your army by constructing vast castles to protect your land and keep your rivals quaking with fear. Use Princesses for diplomatic gain, Priests to spread the influence of your religious beliefs and Merchants to fill your coffers for your war effort. All the time the Pope and the Papal States watch over the Christian world, assessing the strength of your faith and making demands to prove your loyalty. Do you cater to his whims and avoid excommunication or plot his downfall and rig the papal elections to place your own Pope in power? 1. Unrar. 2. Burn or mount with Daemon tools. 3. Install the game. 4. When asked for serial enter S3U6-W8R9-D26N-X34L 5. Copy the cracked files located in the Crack directory on DVD1 to your installation directory. 6. Play the game.
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It was a wild week of wrestling.
Congratulations to the area State B champions: Nolan Richie of Webster at 113 pounds; Ben Gillette of Redfield-Doland at 126; Collin Jensen of Mobridge-Pollock at 220; and Robbie Aesoph of Faulkton at 285.
Also to 182-pound State A champion Casey Goodhart of Sisseton.
Here are some other things that I know:
Fast: Northern State track and field standout Luke Hauert not only won the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference indoor 60-meter hurdle championship this weekend, he did it in 8.05 seconds for a new NSIC record.
No. 1s collide: Class A No. 1 St. Thomas More defeated Class B No. 1 White River 65-44 in boys' basketball before a capacity crowd at Goodell Gymnasium on the campus of the South Dakota School of Mines in Rapid City late Saturday night. NSU recruit Skye Warwick scored 14 for STM.
For us, and against us: The same day that male athletes from Miller and Highmore-Harrold were playing against each other in one sport, male athletes from the two schools were joining forces in another. On the first day of the State B wrestling tournament Friday in Rapid City, the Miller/Highmore-Harrold wrestling cooperative scored 18 points. That same night at the gym in Highmore, the boys' basketball team from Miller beat Highmore-Harrold 76-42.
Thrill I: Presentation College was thrilled to have a double winner in Will Vealy (high jump and long jump) as the Saints men's indoor track and field team competed in its first Upper Midwest Athletic Conference championship over the weekend. PC scored 58 points with its 10-member team.
Thrill II: The Dakota State men's basketball team qualified for the program's first trip to the NAIA Division II Men's Basketball National Tournament since 1992.
Thrill III: The South Dakota State women's basketball team won the regular-season Summit League title. The Jacks host Western Illinois at 7 tonight at Frost Arena in Brookings to close out the regular season.
USD I: Senior Louie Krogman (White River) capped off his brilliant University of South Dakota men's basketball career by finishing with 1,644 career points (sixth all-time at USD), including 292 three-pointers (second behind Josh Mueller's 307 from 2001-05). That gives Krogman a career combined high school and college total of 5,165 points, including 680 three pointers.
USD II: Krogman's fellow USD senior Charlie Westbrook ended his career Saturday with 1,009 career points in only two seasons with the Coyotes.
SDSU numbers: The numbers were impressive Saturday in the South Dakota State men's basketball 75-64 win over Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis at Frost Arena:
· Nate Wolters set the SDSU junior season scoring record with 635 points (Chris White scored 633 during his junior year in 1990-91).
· Wolters also moved up to fourth on the SDSU all-time scoring list with 1,542 points, passing Steve Brown (1,534 points from 1975-78). Steve Brown, what a great player he was.
· In another school record, Jordan Dykstra's streak of 11 straight three-pointers over three games came to an end (Craig Jenkins made nine in a row for the Jacks over three games in 1986).
· The win gives the Jackrabbits a second-place finish in the league and sends them as the second seed to The Summit League Championships at the Sioux Falls Arena. SDSU will play IUPUI again in the first round of the tournament at 8:30 p.m. Saturday (on TV: Midco Sports Network and Fox College Sports). Tickets: ticketmaster.com.
· Add to that list, the Jacks third undefeated season at Frost Arena at 14-0. SDSU posted an 18-0 record at Frost Arena in 1984-85 and a perfect 17-0 mark in 2002-03. SDSU has now won 17 straight games at Frost.
UMAC men: Northwestern College (17-10) of St. Paul defeated Bethany Lutheran 60-44 to win the Upper Midwest Athletic Conference men's basketball championship, sending the Eagles to the NCAA Division III Tournament.
UMAC women: Martin Luther (20-7) defeated Minnesota-Morris 69-63 to win the UMAC women's tourney, sending Martin Luther to the NCAA Division III Tournament.
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The Rancid Punx have a streak. It's been brought to my attention that since 2000, Rancid or members of , have put out a record every year.
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In 2000, there was Rancid V. In 2001, the release of Lars' solo record, Lars Frederiksen and The Bastards. 2002, The Transplants dropped our first album. Rancid's Indestructible was put out in 2003. Lars' second solo record, The Viking, was released in 2004. Travis, Rob, and I went back into the studio to work on the Transplants' 2nd album, Haunted Cities, which dropped in 2005.
This year 2006, we're going to keep the streak going. I've been in the studio, recording songs and decided to put them out as a solo record.
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Producer(s): Ice Cube, Matt Alvarez, Nick Santora
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