<James Heartfield>-----
> But it does not seem appropriate to respond to this problem in the
> manner of a dissatisfied customer. If there is no democratic movement it
> is not because the technical means to achieve it are denied, but because
> nobody is making a compelling case for popular action.
or maybe a little of both ? what if making a case for popular action is illegal ? for ex: in japan it is illegal for public servant at _any_ level of the state (it includes some contract workers in public agencies) to strike and to have any kind of political activity. obviously this impairs a lot any kind of democratic movement here.
jc helary