Sent to Mo. Senators
Dec. 19th, 2011 11:25 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
foolsguineaI'm looking at a web page which says, and I'm leaving the cussing in so you get it, "So when these assfucks in DC decide to ruin the internet, here’s how to access your favorite sites in the event of a DNS takedown..."
This is how Congress is now perceived by the younger generation.
See also the cartoon on this page: http://politicartoons.livejournal.com/2865750.html
http://virtualshacklesimagestest.appspot.com/serve/sopa.jpg
I'm already angry at both my Senators for continuing to support indefinite detention even after Osama Bin Laden is dead. The current AUMF law redefines terms to justify police-state tactics, an unnecessary harshness that encourages further abuses from a corrupt ruling class.
I am reminded that Pinochet was a tool of USA foreign policy, and I suppose I should not be surprised.
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Senator McCaskill, I want to be nice to you. I worked phones for you when you were first running for Senate. But I have lost faith. Stop SOPA and I will hate you less. Push through this Beijing-like monstrosity and I will hate you more, and I will campaign against you.
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Senator Blunt, we are not friends, I did not vote for you, I don't like you even a little bit, I didn't like you as my Congressman, and I still think we need to raise incomes in Southwest Mo. instead of keeping fossil fuel prices artificially low. I think you are what is wrong with USA politics. So when I say to you, as I said to Sen. McCaskill, "Stop SOPA and I will hate you less. Push through this Beijing-like monstrosity and I will hate you more," understand that you personally are starting from a very low place in my estimation. Taking a stand against IP extremists would cause me to modify my opinion of you. Voting to break the greatest breakthrough in social communications technology in the last 30 years for the sake of old-media trademark hoarders--well, I don't expect any better, honestly. But it would be nice if for once you actually really stood up for the little guy instead of whomever lines your pockets with checks.
This is how Congress is now perceived by the younger generation.
See also the cartoon on this page: http://politicartoons.livejournal.com/2865750.html
http://virtualshacklesimagestest.appspot.com/serve/sopa.jpg
I'm already angry at both my Senators for continuing to support indefinite detention even after Osama Bin Laden is dead. The current AUMF law redefines terms to justify police-state tactics, an unnecessary harshness that encourages further abuses from a corrupt ruling class.
I am reminded that Pinochet was a tool of USA foreign policy, and I suppose I should not be surprised.
__
Senator McCaskill, I want to be nice to you. I worked phones for you when you were first running for Senate. But I have lost faith. Stop SOPA and I will hate you less. Push through this Beijing-like monstrosity and I will hate you more, and I will campaign against you.
__
Senator Blunt, we are not friends, I did not vote for you, I don't like you even a little bit, I didn't like you as my Congressman, and I still think we need to raise incomes in Southwest Mo. instead of keeping fossil fuel prices artificially low. I think you are what is wrong with USA politics. So when I say to you, as I said to Sen. McCaskill, "Stop SOPA and I will hate you less. Push through this Beijing-like monstrosity and I will hate you more," understand that you personally are starting from a very low place in my estimation. Taking a stand against IP extremists would cause me to modify my opinion of you. Voting to break the greatest breakthrough in social communications technology in the last 30 years for the sake of old-media trademark hoarders--well, I don't expect any better, honestly. But it would be nice if for once you actually really stood up for the little guy instead of whomever lines your pockets with checks.
