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[Chuck Munson]

Doug Henwood wrote:
> 
> Michael Perelman wrote:
> 
> >Kelly's question about what Chomsky might have said is very important.
> >Chomsky has a few seconds to refute decades of propaganda.  Either he has
> >to genuflect to the propaganda, negating his message, or whatever he says
> >will be discredited in the eyes of most people.  True, if he were to be
> >able to repeat his message several times, it would take on more force.
> 
> It never hurts, and isn't entirely disingenuous, to damn the leaders
> and flatter the masses. Which partly contradicts what I just said
> about the masses of creationists and market nuts, but 1) that's why
> it's not entirely disingenuous, and 2) the place is full of
> contradictions anyway.

Which would tie in with my brand of anti-Americanism. I call myself
anti-American, but qualify that to mean that I oppose the U.S. state and
the people who benefit from that state. I don't have many problems with
American people or American culture, but I think that the world would be a
better place without the American state and America as a country.

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