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- gadzuky, on 10/11/2007, -0/+0We have come to live among flows of data more cosmic
than anything the world has seen.
Heck, there is nothing’ like a book, nothing’ in the world.
But to sell a book over this internet instead of in a musty
bookstore is precisely where, lads, we must draw the line!
Technology itself, though not evil can certainly influence
human nature in a way that promotes bad actions.
I think it’s high time we limit what can be sold on the internet.
Our moral collapse, on the same wavelength greedy
digitalization, has amended our natural and human rhythms
and helped disassociate us from ourselves. Even now,
we barely dig our planet or see with eyes or listen in tune with
our ears, and we barely feel our hearts beat before they bust
a protest, so realistic and insidious the lure of the machines!
They seem an alien force that we serve. Stop the insanity.
Smash the computers of yrselves and yr neighbors!
Set them free. Crush their Dells, mash yr macs &
trash them toshibae! Join with us lads, sing along with us:
there is nothing’ in the world, that is anything’ like a book!
Sing luhde goddamn, sing:
We are now ready your cause to join
Whenever you may call;
So make foul blood run clear and fine
Of tyrants great and small! Yeah!
sincerely,
& yrs ever so humbly z. kunstweker
p.s. support our troops, bring back the draft!
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