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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: thundley4 on June 16, 2011, 12:28:32 PM
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Taverner (1000+ posts) Thu Jun-16-11 12:46 PM
Original message
Is revolution in the air?
If not, it should be
The American Experiment is a joke
Time for a new constitutional convention - the old one has failed us
Time to rise up against our real masters - corporations
The government is toothless, they don't matter
Storm Wall Street
Take prisoners
Make them jump
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x1307571
originalpckelly (1000+ posts) Thu Jun-16-11 12:46 PM
Response to Original message
1. It is.
Just not like anyone thinks.
It will end badly for DUmmies.
Taverner (1000+ posts) Thu Jun-16-11 12:47 PM
Response to Reply #1
3. Well yeah, it's class war alright. They declared war on us.
Burn, Wall Street, Burn!
originalpckelly (1000+ posts) Thu Jun-16-11 12:49 PM
Response to Reply #3
5. It will not happen like people think it will.
It will not be a revolution in the old sense of the world, but we are going to end up having such a radically different world when it is all through that you simply could not deny it was a revolution.
opckelly may see the writing on the wall of the end of the welfare state.
originalpckelly (1000+ posts) Thu Jun-16-11 01:02 PM
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19. I have been pondering this for many years.
You must understand that this is like a nuclear bomb, you're going to have to make it go off, it won't just go off on it's own like nitro.
No, you have to come up with a way forward for everyone, to systematically improve the technology of the economy. The way in which we all relate to one another must be made better, must be brought out of the past centuries. We cannot ignore innate things about ourselves, but we do not have to live with their consequences. We can come up with something to protect us from the worst parts of ourselves, and encourage the best parts of ourselves.
Or not.
Taverner (1000+ posts) Thu Jun-16-11 01:10 PM
Response to Reply #19
25. Well there is one way to systematically improve the economy. It's called 'Socialism.'
originalpckelly (1000+ posts) Thu Jun-16-11 01:18 PM
Response to Reply #25
29. The world has tried that, and there is no appetite for it.
Planning in the economy on such a large scale is no way to do it.
We need a new type of capitalism, one that's already worked in tests, and can be deployed in some slightly modified form on the national scale:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worker-owned_cooperative
Something similar to that, but with a little better market mechanism. If the people administer a capitalist system, it will work for them, they will not work for it.
Dreamer Tatum (1000+ posts) Thu Jun-16-11 12:47 PM
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2. Meet you in the parking lot.
But then again, probably not.
Yeah, let someone else do the work.
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You're quick, Thundley.
I was just about to bring this over, myself.
robcon (1000+ posts) Thu Jun-16-11 12:50 PM
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9. The american Experiment is not a joke; it's the best hope for the world
Revolution is not in the air. The election of 2012 is.
You got that right. Prepare to loose the senate, AND the WH.
Odin2005 (1000+ posts) Thu Jun-16-11 01:23 PM
Response to Reply #24
31. We have to destroy the RW nuts first, duh.
And by "destroy" I don't mean metaphorically, I mean literally.
Brave talk on the interwebs. Where have we seen this before?
Odin2005 (1000+ posts) Thu Jun-16-11 01:19 PM
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30. Watch out, I've had posts deleted for "formenting violent revolution".
Skimmer doesn't like little panty-waist wimps such as yourself, to make a total mockery of the DUmp.
He knows you're a lily-button-tissy-friss girl scout wannabe.
Odinnumbers, I bet you tie kerosine soaked rags around your ankles to keep the ants from crawling up your legs and eating your sorry candy-ass.
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opckelly may see the writing on the wall of the end of the welfare state.
Uh huh.
That's the revolution that's coming.
I don't think the primitives are going to feel so revolutionary when that starts happening.
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Bring it.
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I think DUmmy Taverener's needle must have hit a better vein than usual this afternoon.
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Oh goody! Another revolution!
Cindie
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Oh goody! Another revolution!
Cindie
I'm still waiting for the last 3 17 23 47 revolutions DU called for but failed to produce.
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Taverner (1000+ posts) Thu Jun-16-11 01:34 PM
Response to Reply #30
34. Doesn't have to be violent. Then again, I do not consider constructive vandalism to be violence
Something tells me that shortly, Taverner won't have to worry about his 3 hots and a cot anymore.
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What a pathetic, impotent, insignificant, tempest-in-a-teapot and fart-in-a-noisemaker little person Taverner is. Such big words from such a puny twit.
Hey, Taverner, I have a joke for you:
Q: What is red and orange and looks great on liberal dopeheads?
A: Fire
:-)
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Nothing has failed except you Taverner. I usually give people a wide berth when it comes to hard knocks, knowing all to well that sometimes, well sh*t happens, but really how much of his failure in a capitalistic society have to do with a string of failed drug tests and an attitude that promotes an ego the size of a small country with little results to back it up. And even if you take that out of the equation, in a land where freedom and opportunity abound, the way to reconcile the mistakes one has made in their life is not to change the whole system, but to change themselves and how THEY do things. This isn't exactly Soviet Russia or the deserts of Saudi Arabia as far as oppression goes.
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What a pathetic, impotent, insignificant, tempest-in-a-teapot and fart-in-a-noisemaker little person Taverner is. Such big words from such a puny twit.
Hey, Taverner, I have a joke for you:
Q: What is red and orange and looks great on liberal dopeheads?
A: Fire
:-)
That would have to stink like the burning slit trenches in Nam. :rotf:
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Tavener pushing for bowel movement
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That would have to stink like the burning slit trenches in Nam. :rotf:
Probably, but they both serve the same purpose. :-)
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There's so much bad news littering the DUmp today. Every thread is a weepfest. Here's one guy's solution:
DeSwiss (1000+ posts) Thu Jun-16-11 04:20 PM
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4. GENERAL NATIONWIDE STRIKE. K&R - n/t
Good luck with that!
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DeSwiss (1000+ posts) Thu Jun-16-11 04:20 PM
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4. GENERAL NATIONWIDE STRIKE. K&R - n/t
I want to show up at one of these stupid lefty rallies with a big sign that says 'K&R' on it. Nothing else.
Maybe I'll put n/t on the back as an afterthought.
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Chris that would be hilarious!
Did you all know that Taverner has apparently found a job. He posted this in the Lounge:Here (http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=105x9713228)
Taverner (1000+ posts) Wed Jun-15-11 10:22 PM
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Downtown Oakland BBQ
Damn, I love working in Downtown Oakland!
Right next door to our building is this Kansas Style BBQ joint that smokes their meat in a can all day.
Then he posts the address of Looney's BBQ, which is 5319 Martin Luther King Blvd, Oakland.
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These morons want to throw aside the traditional corporate structure and set up a "worker" owner paradise but are too lazy to get out from their keyboards and actually work to achieve it.
I wonder if it occurs to them that in their utopia they actually have to be a "worker" in order to take part in their desired system.
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DeSwiss (1000+ posts) Thu Jun-16-11 04:20 PM
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4. GENERAL NATIONWIDE STRIKE. K&R - n/t
I thought the cry babies, I mean unions, tried this during the protests in Wisconsin. Wasn't their "no work day" suppose to happen at the end of April or something silly like that?
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Taverner (1000+ posts) Thu Jun-16-11 12:47 PM
Response to Reply #1
3. Well yeah, it's class war alright. They declared war on us.
Burn, Wall Street, Burn!
And 15 minutes later (figuratively speaking) it will be:
Starve, Taverner, Starve!
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Always with the talk but never the walk.
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Taverner. All you do is speak of revolution, you DUmbass. Why don't you bring it and see what happens?
Why is it, that you liberals/progressives think that you can "change" America "for the better"?!
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Now, I'm confused about the Taverner primitive, and since the Taverner primitive seems to be gaining momentum for nomination among the top primitives of 2011, and since franksolich writes the awards, I need to know.
I always thought the Taverner primitive had a bookstore in Minneapolis-St. Paul.
But now the Taverner primitive's been making references suggesting he lives in California.
Does anyone know? Am I wrong here somewhere?
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Oh goody! Another revolution!
Cindie
Yeah, third one this week. :lmao:
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Chris that would be hilarious!
Did you all know that Taverner has apparently found a job. He posted this in the Lounge:Here (http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=105x9713228)
Then he posts the address of Looney's BBQ, which is 5319 Martin Luther King Blvd, Oakland.
It's doubtful he's working anywhere, as an long-term opiate addict and prolific pot smoker. His piss test would melt the test strip.
It's more likely a methadone clinic he visits every day.
And anyone but a DUmmy would know if you see a street sign that says "Martin Luther King Blvd.", you're definitely not where you want to be.
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Madison was supposed to be where the revolution started, but it is fizzling. Only the most major of the major nut cases of the left are here now. Still just as nasty as ever.
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Madison was supposed to be where the revolution started, but it is fizzling. Only the most major of the major nut cases of the left are here now. Still just as nasty as ever.
Any new pie shops popping up in the area?
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These morons want to throw aside the traditional corporate structure and set up a "worker" owner paradise but are too lazy to get out from their keyboards and actually work to achieve it.
I wonder if it occurs to them that in their utopia they actually have to be a "worker" in order to take part in their desired system.
They really believe some peon will risk his/her life so that they can take their place in the politburo that they deserve.
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I always thought the Taverner primitive had a bookstore in Minneapolis-St. Paul.
Oh heavens no. Taverner's not anywhere near responsible enough to have an establishment of his own, particularly something repectable like a bookstore in a big city. He's always lived in nutty California. Unemployable, due to a penchant for drugs, he also enjoys drinking in his spare time, especially after getting fired. Other hobbies include dreaming of socialist/communist revolution, and spinning his wheels.
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Dear Taverner,
Be careful what you wish for, m'boy.
Just sayin.
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Oh heavens no. Taverner's not anywhere near responsible enough to have an establishment of his own, particularly something respectable like a bookstore in a big city. He's always lived in nutty California. Unemployable, due to a penchant for drugs, he also enjoys drinking in his spare time, especially after getting fired. Other hobbies include dreaming of socialist/communist revolution, and spinning his wheels.
Thanks, madam.
But now I'm wondering.
Who's the Taverner-sounding primitive who owns, or owned, a bookstore in Minneapolis-St. Paul?
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I think it was RetroLounge.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=105x7031498
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Chris that would be hilarious!
Did you all know that Taverner has apparently found a job. He posted this in the Lounge:Here (http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=105x9713228)
Then he posts the address of Looney's BBQ, which is 5319 Martin Luther King Blvd, Oakland.
I'm not sure what he's doing for a living since there really isn't anything around that particular building, especially right next door.
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=5319+Martin+Luther+King+Blvd,+Oakland&oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&hl=en&tab=wl
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I think it was RetroLounge.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=105x7031498
Roger that. Frank is, for once, slightly confused.
Myself, I confuse Redstone, ThomWV, NL000HI or whatever, and a couple others. I'm sure they all look the same, anyway.
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Roger that. Frank is, for once, slightly confused.
Myself, I confuse Redstone, ThomWV, NL000HI or whatever, and a couple others. I'm sure they all look the same, anyway.
Well, Redstone is TiTtyboy's drug and music buddy out east, and ThomWV is the only DUmmy who pulled all of his own teeth and wear them as a necklace. The stupid Don, with the capslock key, is just a boring DUmbass.
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He is boring, and can't even come up with a good screenname. Grouchy old Don.
Wasp, I went over to the map you linked. It looks like a good locale for a carwash, or a Jiffy Lube, or somesuch. Not a corporate highrise with a respectable, well-paying business in it.
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He is boring, and can't even come up with a good screenname. Grouchy old Don.
Wasp, I went over to the map you linked. It looks like a good locale for a carwash, or a Jiffy Lube, or somesuch. Not a corporate highrise with a respectable, well-paying business in it.
I think Jiffy Lube drug tests. I still say if he goes someplace downtown every day, it's not a job, it's a methadone clinic.
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Wasp, I went over to the map you linked. It looks like a good locale for a carwash, or a Jiffy Lube, or somesuch. Not a corporate highrise with a respectable, well-paying business in it.
At the street level view, all I could see were duplexes and such beside it.
:whistling:
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He must work in that ugly blue building right next door. I zoomed in and tried to look in the windows, but they have curtains up. Wonder what's going on in there? Meth kitchen? Illicit massage parlor? I even looked in the tree, to see if he was sleeping in it like a moonbat.
Be careful of giving out too much information on the internet, kids.
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He must work in that ugly blue building right next door. I zoomed in and tried to look in the windows, but they have curtains up. Wonder what's going on in there? Meth kitchen? Illicit massage parlor?
There's a little hole in the door that you put your money through, and then the baggie comes out.
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There's a little hole in the door...
I thought that sentence was going to end differently. :lmao: