--- Nick Arnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
<snip>
> For example, how can feedback about the presidential
> election be trusted
> when the political parties and television networks
> agree to offer just two
> choices, despite the growth of third parties?
>
> When the invisible hand of the market becomes a
> censor, the marketplace is
> corrupt.
>
Hey, it's not idol worship. I was trying to stress
the fact that largely we dictate what the corporations
do- not the other way around.
I do see what you're saying. If some of my friends
saw what i'm writing here supporting 'the
establishment' they'd faint in amazement. What i'm
trying to establish *cough* is that what we have going
now is the best option. Rooting out corruption in
politics and in the realms of Big Money isn't
something that should be stopped. I have personal
experience with how low some of those b4st4rds can
sink, I wouldn't trust them to walk my dog.
FWIW, I believe that the key is to allow everyone more
freedom, instead of less as some of the more
socialist-minded among us promote. Making the
individual stronger and smarter is how we get there.
I liked what you were saying about freedom and the
internet.
dean
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