The "Battle in Seattle" and Beyond By Stuart Townsend, AlterNet. Posted September 18, 2008. How do we create meaningful protest? What does it take to create real and meaningful change in the 21st century? We ... and begin asking the questions that need to be so urgently answered. Here's a clip from Battle In Seattle: Video: http://www.alternet.org/movies/99439/ Stuart Townsend is the writer and director of Battle in Seattle.

John J wrote: What's that rule of usenet again? When a thread has stretched to become thin and meaningless, it is inevitable that it eventually becomes punctuated with the words Nazi, Fascist... The specific rule was that if a thread goes on long enough, sooner or later Hitler and the Nazis get mentioned: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin's_law At sci.space.history, the law would have been that if the thread went on...

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Jerry Kraus wrote: Well, obviously without cities one can't very well have major wars, Day. And, you have very little reason to have them. If everyone's spread out enough, major conflicts are much less likely to arise between people, and there aren't large population concentrations to engage in them. On the other hand, our current "Nightmare" has dramatically increased human life expectancy. Then again, so did Comrade...

On Sep 18, 8:46 pm, Day Brown <daybr...@daybrown.org> wrote: Jerry Kraus wrote: Sounds like an elaborate rationalization of the simple and obvious fact the scientists, currently, haven't the slightest idea what they're doing. How about doing a better job on pragmatic reductionism, solving some real world problems, and not trying to justify scientific incompetence on the basis of a theistic conception of human ...

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