RE: [UC] important question about free speech rally ----- Original Message ----- From: Kyle Cassidy To: Mike V. ; Glenn ; [email protected] Sent: Friday, May 04, 2007 9:36 AM Subject: RE: [UC] important question about free speech rally
In any event I'm happy to report that it is now LEGAL to post bills to utility poles -- Our city councilwoman has valiantly un-destroyed Glenn's right to free speech -- like a Phoenix from the ashes -- Al (I believe) posted the exact statute. So we may all join UCD now in celebrating the free grassroots-friendly advertising spaces and UCD can get back to emptying the community trash cans and sweeping up litter along Locust. Glenn will no doubt let us know when he's found a new windmill. Cassidy, That's great! I thought that just covered campaign posters. I hope your telling the truth. If I catch a UCD employee following orders and removing NO-NID posters, do you think I'll be able to have Lewis arrested for conspiracy to infringe on free speech? The courts may still be too clogged with illegal singers, puppies, etc. At least the folks on the listserv won't be standing in handcuffs with their "lost kitty" posters, when they haul in Lewis. Cassidy, if your report is truthful it provides a good example of the difference between an elected representative government and a corporate appointed plutocracy. You should try to consider these things. When an unaccountable, appointed, UCD can assume the role of the courts, taxman and police too, we have lost the republic. Torture, patriotic acts and a lot of other things the UCD herd has not considered will be possible down the road. I mean much more than torturing gooks, terrorists, and trustafarians which we already believe is God's will. Tyrants and plutocrats can be patient and persistent. Look how UCD kept the taking and unpopular redesign of Clark Park in the creepy recesses of the Horn and Hardart for years. The BID proposal was kept secret for approximately 10 years. I hope you can someday see that the windmill I'm trying to hold on to is important. While we still have an elected government and courts, we can repeal these UCD types of abuses. Corporations won't be able to control our evolving culture with their mix of domination and dependency like UCD has nearly achieved. At another time, I'll explain clogged courts and prosecution resources. I'll also explain why the courts and police never seemed to interpret reasonably posted lost kitty posters and NO-NID posters to be a crime. You need to stop taking the bullshit from loud mouth civic association leaders on faith. By the way Cassidy, your post seems almost reasonable. Is an overpaid UCD official writing for you? I'm going to ask my friend Melanie to see if there is a conspiracy going on. As you know, she has great admiration for my work and she is good at uncovering conspiracies. Thanks for the info. Now, get back to your studies. Glenn -----Original Message----- From: Mike V. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Your point isn't sound, Glenn. To claim that UCD is against free speech because they tear down illegal posters is akin to claiming that the state of Pennsylvania is trying to destroy the right to drive a car because they refuse to register cars that don't pass inspection. To see the attempt to stifle civil rights in UCD's actions is tinfoil helmet paranoia. - Mike V. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.467 / Virus Database: 269.6.2/787 - Release Date: 5/3/2007 2:11 PM
