What would not constitute capture by these criteria for some group or
other? Capture is therefore a meaningless way of saying that 'they' have
it and 'we' haven't. But the essence of the purportedly democratic
structure here is that this kind of alternance between 'we' and 'they'
take place. Therefore capture within some democratic structure might
well be advisable, even laudable. Bob, one could imagine a scenario
where the 'creeps' are encouraged by the 'people' to come forward and
part with some of their 'cash' which can then be 'spent' by the people.
As such it might be interesting for the 'people' to encourage 'capture',
in the sense that the wodges of 'cash' would not otherwise be
forthcoming. In the same way as Scotsmen used to assault policemen on
cold nights to get a night in the cells and avoid death by hypothermia,
in fact.

Worried in Europe.

Bob Allisat wrote:

> Jonathon Weinberg wrote:
> > I'll cast another vote for the proposition that avoiding capture
> > should be a primary goal.
>
>  It's already been captured. By Zittrain, Sims,
>  IBM and the rest of these creeps. Time to wake
>  up and realize what's happened. The capture
>  is a full success and what is actually being
>  discussed is how to avoid recapture by citizens
>  at large. That is "We the People". And the only
>  persons who are taking these sham procedings
>  seriously are those who have been co-opted into
>  the virtual coup d'etat.
>
>  Bob Allisat
>
>  Free Community Network _ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>  http://fcn.net _ http://fcn.net/allisat
>  http://robin.fcn.net

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