Super Quotes for Super Heroes

[NonEntity]

Bumper Sticker: So many pedestrians, so little time!

- NonE

[Darren Dirt]

I am not a lawyer. I have studied the law and follow intellectual property law in particular as an involved citizen, and have strong opinions about it (as I do about everything else). Indeed, those opinions are a major reason for my involvement here. I often express those opinions here, as is my right under the first amendment.

These opinions should not be construed as legal advice; you rely on my interpretations of the law at your own peril.

If you want a definitive legal opinion, you should seek the advice of a licensed professional (most of whom will probably not know any more about the issue than I do, but who will have lobbied for laws protecting their monopoly and requiring me to post silly disclaimers like this).

- Lee Daniel Crocker, Wikipedia uber-user and hater of lie-wyers.

[Darren Dirt]

The mainstream comes to you, but you have to go to the underground.

- Frank Zappa


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If patriotism is the last refuge of scoundrels, political rhetoric is a cubbyhole for dullards.

- Jim Goad, "The Underground Is A Lie" (could very easily be directed at the young Green Day-loving, designer-clothes-wearing, cellphone-toting anarcho-communists infecting most universities today )

[Darren Dirt]

They Live is definitely worth another look if you haven't seen it in a while. The depiction of slack jawed humans engrossed in their favorite pastime - television viewing - has never rung more true. When so many in our culture run home every night to watch the newest reality show it raises disturbing questions.

Why in the hell do people want to sit in their own home watching other people live?

What does are society get out of watching some rich [man] getting [sucked up to] by a group of people that he "fires" every week?

Or some rich tart that goes around making a mockery out of herself and blue collar working families?


These mindless shows keep people from reading, conversing and going out into the real world.


When the television is turned off people are forced to communicate and ideas are exchanged - a dangerous thing for a society as obviously corrupt as ours. Charles Manson said it best when he was asked if he was starting a revolution - he proclaimed the revolution can only begin when people turn off their television sets. Amen!


- Debased.com review of Cult Movies, "They Live"

[NonEntity]

You had to make that post now? Right before the first show in the new Survivor series? You HAD to do that??? You couldn't have waited 'til TOMORROW maybe?

- NonE

[Darren Dirt]

Shut yer yap! I'm about to finally watch the taped episodes of "24" and "Heroes" from this week...

[Freeborn]

- change must start with the individual.

Don't look for a leader. Don't look for a better political party. Just look to yourself - and make a conscious effort to live free, and leave others alone. ( Be responsible for your action.)

[Freeborn]

Tyranny could be stopped right now - by one simple act - if everyone simply said "no".

[Darren Dirt]

That society is a concrete organism the Anarchists do not deny; on the contrary, they insist upon it. Consequently they have no intention or desire to abolish it. They know that its life is inseparable from the lives of individuals; that it is impossible to destroy one without destroying the other. But, though society cannot be destroyed, it can be greatly hampered and impeded in its operations, much to the disadvantage of the individuals composing it, and it meets its chief impediment in the State.

The State, unlike society, is a discrete organism. If it should be destroyed to-morrow, individuals would still continue to exist. Production, exchange, and association would go on as before, but much more freely, and all those social functions upon which the individual is dependent would operate in his behalf more usefully than ever. The individual is not related to the State as the tiger's paw is related to the tiger. Kill the tiger, and the tiger's paw no longer performs its office; kill the State, and the individual still lives and satisfies his wants.

- Benjamin Tucker, "Liberty and Taxation" (Liberty magazine, 1881-1908)

[eye2i2hear]

darrendirt said:

That society is a concrete organism the Anarchists do not deny; on the contrary, they insist upon it. Consequently they have no intention or desire to abolish it. They know that its life is inseparable from the lives of individuals; that it is impossible to destroy one without destroying the other. But, though society cannot be destroyed, it can be greatly hampered and impeded in its operations, much to the disadvantage of the individuals composing it, and it meets its chief impediment in the State.

The State, unlike society, is a discrete organism. If it should be destroyed to-morrow, individuals would still continue to exist. Production, exchange, and association would go on as before, but much more freely, and all those social functions upon which the individual is dependent would operate in his behalf more usefully than ever. The individual is not related to the State as the tiger's paw is related to the tiger. Kill the tiger, and the tiger's paw no longer performs its office; kill the State, and the individual still lives and satisfies his wants.

- Benjamin Tucker, "Liberty and Taxation" (Liberty magazine, 1881-1908)

For the more contemporary of us, with our modern[-think Government Schooling/Education=InDoctrineNation:

discrete: separate; distinct; adj : constituting a separate entity or part;

concrete: a mixture; a compound;

organism:
1: a living thing that has (or can develop) the ability to act or function independently [syn: being]
2: a system considered analogous in structure or function to a living body; "the social organism"

[bold text mine --2i2]

[Darren Dirt]

You're the boot.
Stomping on the human face forever.
You're the eye.
Staring down on everyone and ever seeing all.
You're the lie.
Twisting all our minds into your whoredom.
You are Death.
You are war.
You are slavery.
You're the law.
You're the law.
You're the law!

When laws spew like vomit from power-drunk tongues
And freedom's a lie that the old tell the young
Then out of the darkness,
The rebels arise
And on that day the Outlaw, the Outlaw will ride.

When spies and lies choke out the spirit of life
And authority scrapes like a rusted dull knife
Then out of despair
The heros will soar.
On that day the Outlaw, the Outlaw is born.

When "for your own good" is a lock and a chain
And "security's” used to enslave hearts and brains
Then out of our bondage
Rebellion will fly.
On that day, the Outlaw, the Outlaw will ride.

When criminals, criminals make all the laws
Then anyone breaking them fights a just cause.
So don't obey leaders
And don't follow rules
And the Outlaws, the Outlaws are saviors, not fools.

So crush their damned spycams, rip open your cage
Let liberty loose with a howl of wild rage
Each tyrant you smash
Is a freedom you've won
And the Outlaws -- we Outlaws – put power on the run.

- lyrics to "Justice Day" (from Claire Wolfe's "REBELFIRE: Out of the Gray Zone" (coauthored by Aaron Zelman, founder/director of JPFO)

[marc stevens]

The best line from They Live must be heard, I love that movie. ;D
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[Free Radical]

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All together now...

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[eye2i2hear]

Liberty is not a mere technicality away.

Anthony Gregory, regarding "silver bullets" via legal technicalities (aka "interpretation"), in " The Dead Ends of Technicalitarianism on lewrockwell.com" as posted by dudeman here~

The state is not about laws on pieces of paper. It is about looting and violence. Its principal methods of funding are theft and counterfeiting, its regular modus operandi is extortion and its most conspicuous projects are assault and murder. Ultimately, finding a technicality that saves Americans [say for one example] from income taxation [another being, say, saved from legal prosecution?] will prove as effective as finding one that saves foreigners from incoming U.S. missiles. (Can you imagine an Iraqi screaming at the bombing of Baghdad that since the war had not been declared properly, the explosions cannot legally hurt him?)

"ditto"

[eye2i2hear]

"Bureaucratic rationality, n. The haunting fear that someone, somewhere, may be happy without permission."

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