On 10/11/11 2:50 PM, glen wrote:
The point being that it's very difficult to take a principled stand.
Occupy Damascus-- yeah, that's a good way to die.
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ERIC P. CHARLES wrote circa 11-10-11 10:35 AM:
If
you want to hurt the evil corporations with their super-rich owners...
stop giving them your money. Technologically, I thought some of the most
interesting things about the Arab spring were all the creative ways
protesters circumvented
One approach to Glen/Eric's observations is to take small steps that
actually help you too.
I'm having a terrible time with cellular phones. I want a truly mobile
phone which implies GSM, not the weird non-standard american technologies.
But ATT sucks and TMobile appears to be going out of
A simple corollary question might be:
Why don't we find coop style services to compete with the
multi-opoloies? The main thing I know of in this nature is the Credit
Union. Are these truly regulated out of possibility by the
lobby-interests? Or are we just too lazy? Or is it too hard to
