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    • 03 Oct 07
    • 5:07 am

    and this also pisses me off - too many things these days: <embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/9Fu3oU6be68&autoplay=1" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" wmode="transparent" width="425" height="350"></embed>

    Posted to Tobacco Stains
    • 03 Oct 07
    • 5:07 am

    http://www.youtube.com/v/9Fu3oU6be68

    Posted to Tobacco Stains
    • 30 Jan 07
    • 8:04 pm

    Um "Media activists have to learn to work with like-minded members of the corporate media" Can I be the first say F*** that! The corporate media are the problem, we need to create a new system and not allow ourselves, our movement to be coopted and/or colonized by commercial interests. The corporate media see us as a niche market, and that's all we will ever be in their system. Check out the growing independent media system: http://coanews.org/affiliates -this is what we need to grow and support while keeping it clear of corporations. Again, Corporations are THE problem, not part of the …

    Posted to Cultivating the Media Garden
    • 01 Feb 07
    • 7:28 am

    "alternative media" is not a label - Independent media is what I am for - independent of corporations and government ideally. Pacifica may not be perfect, but at least they do not have as many structural filters as the corporate media. Clearly a more powerful independent system would help this country, it would help more Americans take note of diverse and dissenting views. That's fine if people want to pressure them, but don't consider them part of the solution - they are the problem with media. If you doubt it read "Rich Media, Poor Democracy" Support independent media!

    Posted to Cultivating the Media Garden
    • 15 Dec 06
    • 5:53 am

    this is so black and white - you can have a movement for equality while respecting and trying to empower minorities/identities. Look at health care in Canada - there is still racism but the fact is that all people have health care. This gives more resources to work with for those minorities, it helps them fight for there rights. Basically economic equality should be the main goal, but we should also work to support other movements as well. As a poor, black, gay man what he wants most, he might tell you health care.

    Posted to White-Collar Workers Unite
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