"zmag.org and commiedreams.org gets you blacklisted, as it indicates that
one is of the so-called "progressive, leftist" commie totalitarian
persuasion."
Blacklisted! Sniff sniff...I'm hurt! Does this mean I'm kicked out from the
yearbook committee too? And do I have to tear up my "Cypherpunks" membership
card?
The only important point to make here, is that it doesn't really matter what
the political persuasion is of someone who contributes to anything nominally
Cypherpunkish. If they are promoting/using/developing/suggesting strong
crypto apps, certain types of thought-control will eventually be thrown off
as a result of such apps. (Of course, there are those who believe that
something like an anarchic/libertarian society must arise as a result, but
one's BELIEFS are largely irrelevant.)
As for quoting zmag (which I do), it's silly that this indicates a
necessarily leftie/pinko/commie slant. Chomsky, a frequent contributor, has
described himself as basically anarchic in his political leanings. More
importantly, however, is the fact that Chomsky often develops some very
strong counter-arguments to US agit-spew. However, if quoting zmag means I'm
a "commie pinko faggot", sobeit.
-TD
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