CAN THIS REALLY BE HAPPENING!!??
Posted July 5th, 2008 by declarationofre...
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Judge on Viacom case
Viacom Judge Louis Lee Stanton,
United States Courthouse
500 Pearl St Room 2250, Courtroom 21c
New York, New York, 10007
Judge's Chamber Phone #- 212 805 0252
Deputy's Phone #- 212 805 0123
Fax #- 212 805 0389
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Many thanks
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so..
a guy...dressed as a transexual who likes seran wrap.....filming himself talking about viacom..with a fake accent...ok, i'm out on this one
It's a mask
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if it
was done seriously, without looking like V's secret gender-confused brother, then maybe, but you arent going to get a message across with a video like that..
Look at the video responses!
So you do'nt like his aproach. The point of the message is important. Do'nt ignore the importance of the issue! There will be alot more videos on the issue. And you should wake up and get on board with this one! It's a big one. Big brother strikes again. Must admit genius move on their part but ca'nt let them get away with it. have they already started doing it? Are they going through archives or just begining?
It is definitely a big one!
People can Monday Morning Quarterback all they want, and argue about the mask or the foul language, but guess what.
This guy is fighting for ALL OF US. He is pissed off and so am I. Maybe the delivery of the message isn't what everyone would want, but I think he purposely allowed his rage to show through to motivate people. I can respect that, to him and to me, this is a very important issue.
Someone who finally gets it
That's exactly his point.
And another thing
If everybody watched his video, gave it 5 stars and left comments repeatedly, then it would help to spread the message.
The message that we are sick and tired of people who intrude into our priveacy.
We are sick and tired of people who would limit our speech.
We are sick and tired of the NWO and the Neocons.
Wake up.
It's a joke, the guy isn't any of those things
You take life much too seriously. And it's not my message, it's his.
credibility
couldn't make more than 10 secs past the intro...
Your loss
It was funny, but very serious at the same time. The accent and mask are just a persona he takes when he is upset about what is going on in the world. He is a true patriot.
This guy is angry
JM
and he shoud well be. I don't like his language either, but he does make a point. Can you imagine the amount of data Youtube has? Anyone that has ever visited this site is saved to files. The database must be huge. If the court turns all the databases over to Viacom, who will be in charge of securing everyone's IP address etc.? There is nothing preventing Viacom or anyone that has access to these databases, from going on fishing expiditions for illegal activities. How about targeting these users for popup adds? Your internet surfing habits will be exposed to anyone with access to these massive databases! Oh well, so much for freedom of privacy...... It seems there is no end to the surveilance activities of our gov.(FISA) and large corporations. If there is a just need for a specific persons IP address for an investigation, then fine. But to give Viacom unfettered access to all of Youtube's databases is cmpletely uncalled for and in my opinion, illegal.
On Government & Corporate Collusion
The government can and has worked via corporations in the past to conceal blame (For proof, read the best-seller The Confessions of an Economic Hitman; or watch Perkins' video, http://www.youtube.com/wa.... Perkins admits this pretty early into the video--jump to 3:45.), and no doubt still does, so this is definitely something to be concerned about. YT is rife with 9/11 Truthers and NWO freedom fighters and the gov. could likely be going after these individuals. Regardless, they already have all of our information.
Bless this man
and his anger. Bad words have there place and Viacom deserves everyone of them. Peace
I appreciated his warning...
...of impending foul language. I turned it off before I had to hear any. I can always find truth in better surroundings. Dr. Paul has managed to spell out a lot of truth without using any foul language, so I will guard my ears and listen to the Doctor and others of his stripe. I'm glad others are finding out conspiratorial things going on, but I sure wish they would clean up their mouths and lives - after all we need to be in a good position to rightfully sing, "God bless America". Could be I've hit on the real reason for the many problems our nation is going through?
2ndamenduser
I wonder if we are of the same generation...I'm with you on this one. During my early years, I was told that using foul language was bad, a sign of ignorance reserved for gutter talk, and using it on a regular basis was akin to being a bad person. Using the "F" word was unthinkable. As a matter of fact, I don't think I ever "heard" it, but I might have read it when I began to read more "trashy" novels, some of which became almost classics later.
"GD" when a heavy hammer fell on my dad's foot was about the worse I ever experienced. I am in my early 60s.
Now I hear words coming from young people's mouths which to me sound uncouth, uncultured, raw, and plain ol' bad. My granddaughters tell me that "everyone uses them." Doesn't seem to penetrate my mind as making it o.k. though. I try to look beyond the words for the meaning, but I admit a prejudice and I think that is why you won't find politicans or serious businessman using foul lanugage in their speeches. I've been involved in sales and marketing all my life, and if you want to sell an idea, it is probably still the better course to limit such word useage.
The language you use if you own business and you have every right to say any words you please so far as I am concerned. All I am pointing out is that there is a level of word useage which wins more votes and gains more positive attention. Call me old fashioned, no worries, but some have such wonderful insight to the problems of this country and they might gain more recognition for those thoughts if they tampered their language a bit.
IT'S DOABLE
I Concur
And I am half your age. It seems to me that often vulgarity is simply making up for a lack of vocabulary and/or logical arguments. Whether that is the case or not, I find it unnecessarily distracting to the argument the speaker is trying to make.
I guess what I am saying is that I don't think this is entirely a generational thing.
Thanks Khomar
You are most probably right and I think environment has much to do with the scenario as well. I am also hoping that when discussing our movement, everyone will keep in mind the language and attitude of Ron. Paul. He sets a good example for all of us, imo. We need energy, no doubt, (I know I do), and the inter-generational aspect of our campaign is what will keep us going forward. We have right and the Constitution on our side.
IT'S DOABLE
You will be seeing more of this
the social process we see occurring was addressed in the Declaration of Independence,
"accordingly all experience hath shewn that
mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable than to
right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed"
We are moving into the stage where people are becoming convinced that the "forms to which they are accustomed." are proving unsatisfactory. The more this occurs, the greater the potential for radical change. Our most challenging task will be to work for peaceful change. Our nation does not possess the philosophical base to structure a satisfactory government if there is a successful violent revolution. If such were to occur, then I fear we would devolve into a scenario similar to the "Reign of Terror" that marked the aftermath of the French Revolution.
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Leave them a comment about your new boycott, i just did.
Thanks
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thanks for the link
They've got mail!
hahaha that dude was so
hahaha that dude was so pissed off.
BUMP
"In the beginning of a change the patriot is a scarce man, and brave, and hated and scorned. When his cause succeeds, the timid join him, for then it costs nothing to be a patriot."
--Mark Twain