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Razer Rayzer at riseup.net
Sun Oct 25 08:32:18 PDT 2015


There were no "Purges" in Vietnam.

If you read ANY account of those alleged purges carefully what you'll
discover is the article title says so, and the first paragraph says so,
then the rest of the information is about the Laotian and Cambodian
purges, which could have only happened with America's assistance in
bringing (this will sound familiar) warlords who were willing to collude
with the US to power in those countries.

Don't drink the koolaid about the Vietnam War, and NEVER believe an
alleged 'pacifist'. They DEPEND on you believing lies like "Vietnam -
Purges" to continue the rationalizations that the US has EVER fought a
'righteous' international war. The pacifist need that belief as well, to
to rationalize what was typically utterly ineffective action, if they
ever really did anything at all, as the slaughter continued unabated for
a decade or more.

The US government is going to spend millions of dollars over the next
decade to reinforce those myths too.

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2015/01/28/the-pentagon-s-pathetic-vietnam-whitewash.html

On 10/25/2015 07:41 AM, Steve Kinney wrote:
> On 10/24/2015 03:29 PM, Razer wrote:
>
>
> > On 10/24/2015 10:44 AM, Cari Machet wrote:
> >>
> >> Dear travis
> >>
> >> I am an anti feminist but i started feeling like a fucker
> >> saying mother fucker all the time and ao i decided to call
> >> out the patriarchy of saying mother fucker by saying father
> >> fucker which sounds really fucked up ... in turkey i am
> >> yelled at for saying mother fucker and have had too many
> >> conversations about it ... it is the worst thing you can say
> >> in turkish language
> >>
> >> Language is alive and i like to fuck it
> >>
> >> Anymore questions?
> >>
> >>
>
> > Yeah... Why "Fuck you"? Fucking is fun, stress reducing, and
> > has so many other benefits, including monetary if you're so
> > inclined.
>
> > If you REALLY dislike someone it's more appropriate to say
> > "UN-FUCK you!"
>
> > RR
>
> Now y'all done set me off.  Stand back, I'm a gonna RANT.
>
> I'm a think Cari would be right at home on the Group W bench, and
> I don't think anyone will call her "moral enough to join the Army
> and burn women kids houses and villages" after being listed as a
> troll and/or spammer on Cypherpunks.
>
> In the English language, every meaning of the word "fuck," except
> one, references violence or damage.  I'm gonna fuck you up, he
> really got fucked over, they fucked us out of it, this fucking
> shit sucks.  "Fuck you" is an expression of anger or challenge.
> Conversational use of the word "fuck" is commonplace in the
> military services and among economically and otherwise repressed
> minority populations, but much less so in "polite" society where
> all forms of routine violence are kept out of sight or at least
> have lace doilies on top of them.
>
> I have long held that the true meaning of "fuck" reflects a
> profound social psychosis, normalized through centuries of common
> usage and elaborate rationalizations, where sex IS violence.  When
> the word "violence" is understood in the context of Anarchist or
> Libertarian ideology as "violation" of the personal integrity of
> another by force, deception or strategic subterfuge, numerous
> everyday examples of sexual assault, sexual repression and sexual
> exploitation come to mind.  (Voice over, Eric Idle:  "Now we see
> the violence inherent in the system!")
>
> I got no time for "Liberal Feminism" 'cause that word Liberal
> denotes a "loyal opposition" to Establishment institutions based
> on violence.  Liberals complain politely to their rulers, and are
> kind to people they personally know, so it's not their fault if
> their path to personal comfort and security is paved with the
> bones of murdered children.
>
> The Women's Lib faction of the New Left complained rudely, and set
> their sights on personal power and dominance, vs. the mere comfort
> and security that their Liberal counterparts still aspire to:  A
> "radical movement" with not one bad thing to say about mass murder
> as long as their favored team is doing it.
>
> The fall of Saigon and what came after provides a wonderful
> "teachable moment" in U.S. political history:  A coalition of
> Pacifist using Joan Baez as their front man took out a full page
> ad in the Times, calling out Hanoi for carrying out massive purges
> in "south" Vietnam.  A coalition of New Left groups using Hanoi
> Jane as their front man responded with a full page ad in the
> Times, calling out the Pacifists as counter-revolutionary running
> dogs and congratulating their comrades in arms overseas.
>
> I am an Emma Goldman and/or Simone de Beauvoir kind of feminist. I
> was apparently born to be an anarchist, and I like people, so this
> alignment is more or less inevitable.
>
> :o)
>
>
>
>
>
>
>



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