Harmon Seaver wrote on February 20, 2003 at 12:55:08 -0600: > On Thu, Feb 20, 2003 at 12:13:45PM -0000, Tom Veil wrote: > > > Harmon Seaver wrote on February 19, 2003 at 19:20:19 -0600: > > > > > On Wed, Feb 19, 2003 at 11:19:11PM +0100, Anonymous wrote: > > > > > > > > After scanning hyperpoem.net, we've decided to blacklist you for your > > > > far left-wing, socialist views, the quote from Ayn Rand notwithstanding. > > > > > > > > -- > > > > Tom Veil > > > > > > > > > What the fuck are you talking about? Neither you nor anyone else has the > > > authority to ban anyone here, shitforbrains. Actually the site looks pretty > > > good, lots of anti-war, anti-dubbyascum stuff -- right on! > > > > Idiot. I didn't mention a damn thing about "banning" anybody from the list. > > blacklist, ban, baaa baaa baaa -- what's the diff?
I don't have the authority to ban anybody from the list. I do have authority in who I hire, and in my recommendations to others. > > I did mention using the good ol' 1950's style blacklists used by employers > > to keep pinkos and commies off their payrolls. > > You sound exactly like one of the morons from the fifties. > > > > > No, being anti-war doesn't get you blacklisted. > > > > Bullshit like comments against "corporate globalization" and prominently > > linking to socialist "Ten-Point Justice Agendas" and sites like zmag.org > > and commiedreams.org gets you blacklisted, as it indicates that one is of > > the so-called "progressive, leftist" commie totalitarian persuasion. > > > > And you are obviously a political retard. Communism is dead, the enemy > now is fascism. Do you know the difference? There isn't much of a difference, actually. In both cases, all property is subservient to the state. > Can we say corporate welfare state??? I already told you that I'm staunchly against any and all forms of corporate welfare, as are all true capitalists. I also told you that expenditures for traditional socialist welfare programs currently dwarf all expenditures for corporate welfare. > The mega-corps *are* the problem today, it's they who put and keep the > fascists in power. The "mega-corps" are not the problem, the mega-state is the problem. Any real power big corporations have is the result of big governments giving it to them. > Quite frankly, I'd trade Castro for Bush anytime, at least we wouldn't > have all the goddam disgusting christian bullshit all the time. If you would trade Castro for Bush, you're either a totalitarian monster, or simply insane. In any case, I've added you to my blacklist. -- Tom Veil
