From: Technotranscendence (neptune@mars.superlink.net)
Date: Tue Mar 21 2000 - 20:26:41 MST
On Tuesday, March 21, 2000 4:50 AM KPJ kpj@sics.se wrote:
> |Perhaps, but two points. One, I'd rather not rely on the incompetence of
> |any government to make sure I'm free. Two, the US government is not a
> |foreign invader (it behaves like one internally and externally, but its,
for
> |we who live here, our own homegrown fascist state) and has a long time to
> |perfect its policies. The Nazis didn't have that luxury.
>
> One: For me it felt natural to conclude that one should avoid unnecessary
> data shadows, since those who believe themselves the ``government''
> will surely use that data against oneself.
>
> Two: Apparently those who call themselves ``government'' in the ``USA''
area
> have not perfected their methods, considering the fact that they
started
> the so called ``War on Drugs'' and have consistently lost it against
> low technology types. The Norwegian nazis simply reused the old data
> collected by the previous people which called themselves
``government''.
>
> To stop the spies doing the puzzle, keep your piece.
I don't see why you brought this up. My comments above were prefaced on the
notion that one would not help the census form out. I.e., why give them any
help? But I thought you and the rest would know that.
Daniel Ust
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http://mars.superlink.net/neptune/
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