http://dataprevention.net/
The Data Prevention Manifesto
...by the Plumbing Birds
The privacy discourse sputtered out of steam. This has lead to the
current stalemate: we know we're observed, traced and tracked, but
pretend it's not happening or nothing to fret about. The question
is not when
honestly? i don't think that the bern would have made a difference - too
white, too old to have blacks, latinos, millennials turn out in the numbers
sufficient to beat that horrific guy and the hooverist id he incarnates.
people cite polls but who can believe the polls in the new age of extremes?
> Automation, offshoring and the cynical exploitation of the
> most defenceless immigrant workers are expressions of pure
> capitalist principles (profit at any cost). Pure capitalism is
> self-destructive, unless it is tempered and corrected by a social
> democracy that changes some of its basic
A lot of theorectical speculation. One of my female students had this
experience, the day after Trump was elected. She was walking down the street
around 14th street, on the West side in New York. A man approached her and
said: “Now I can grab your pussy any time I want.” She is afraid to go
Brian, re this:
The great achievement of the US Democratic Party since 1968, which I
don't mean to deny in any way, is to to have made all those groups
formerly called "minorities" into crucial components of a voting bloc.
That's a starting point. Now let's ditch the financial elites that
Controlling the language of dissent in the media has been the domain
of Republicans for more than 30 years. Seems the Democrats are always
lost for words. Sander's captured it perfectly and had traction - but
then he wasn't exactly a Democrat, only an old guy trying to save them
from themselves:
