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Submitted November 19, 2004 - 4:21 pm by Charles Faris
wow...you guys all have a lot to say! i have very little i am afraid; simply this: at the end of the chapter "walking: we ask questions", there is a provacative statement: "Seeking to understand how the oppressed become oppressors – the most common dynamic in all revolutionary history – is vital."

for whatever reason this brought to mind the famous "moral issues" which supposedly led to the republican "victory" of the most recent black tuesday; of course "moral issues" always means one thing, "sex". and this is what i have to say about that, and also, "coincidently", my contribution to understanding how the oppressed become oppressors. not a solution mind you...simply a road for walking...and talking...

"moral issues" : it always comes down to sex, the number one form of social control. liberation of the genitals must be the foundation of any successful revolution on planet earth. sex + choice = liberation. so instead of asking how we can appeal to these moral issues types, we must concentrate instead on liberating ourselves, and their children, from the morality that considers sex an issue to begin with, and murder, war, poverty, and discrimination secondary, if not completely unimportant, or to be applauded.

this system of control that we are living in is not new, nor is it shallow, nor, at it's most powerful juncture, concious. when we have liberated ourselves, and aided those around us to liberate themselves, and continue to walk and talk and spread this liberation far and wide, then we will live amongst people who will not be oppressed, then these dinosaurs will simply shrivel up and die.

not easy, i know.

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