Berkeley gulag stories

[Chuck Munson]

Thomas Seay wrote:
> 
> --- Chuck Munson <chuck at tao.ca> wrote:
> > I think you are just talking about the Berkeley
> > attitude in general. The
> > folks at Long Haul do some great stuff and Reclaim
> > the Streets is
> > certainly not "lifestylist."
> 
> Yes, Chuck, I realize I was generalizing and there are
> some great things that some Berkleyites do.  I said
> this in a response to my email yesterday. However,
> Berkeley does seem to have a particularly high dose of
> PCism,
> just as Marin County has a high dose of
> New-Age/Pop-psychology...there are also wonderful
> people in both places despite this.

I lived in Madison for several years, so I'm acquainted with this smug, PC
attitude. Believe it or not, it's much easier to be an anarchist in
Washington than it was in Madison.

New Age, like "sewage".

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