On Thu, 21 Mar 1996, Terence L. Day wrote:

> Vigdor, et al...
> 
> >  Donovan's style is simply to protect the privileged position of the
> >crude Gullivers who seek to control public choices to serve themselves by
> >power alone.  The enlightened Lilliputians like Joe offer ideas of larger
> >importance, however, which are magnified by the genius of cyberspace where
> >the latter control the domain without having to resort to arbitrary power. 
> >
> >  Poor old Donovan and the flowndering regime he is nesting in still don't
> >know where they have landed nor which way the future lies. 
> >
> >Vigdor Schreibman - FINS 
> 
> Lilliputian Joe's ideas of larger importance get lost in the offensive way
> he couches his arguments.  He would serve is own ends better if he knocked
> off the personal attacks and just debated the issues.

  That depends on who is reading them.  The Gullivers are not going to 
change until hell freezes over, and the old generation expires or their 
enterprises expire.  No one can reach them with reason, their existence 
is predicated upon rape and plunder. 

  Joe's anger is part of the legacy of outrageous conduct by the mean old
Gullivers, and that anger translates into a condemnation of illegitimacy,
piercing the propaganda screen upon which the old guard survives.  If the
public were more aware of the rigged and lopsided power structure out of
which their life of misery is condemned, the "artificial aristocrats" (as
Jefferson called them in his time) wouldn't be able to make it out of town
fast enough to save their skins. 

Vigdor Schreibman - FINS 


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