Subject: Re: Important News Please Read
Subject: Re: hnia question
Subject: brothers quay
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Subject: PV
Subject: new Cranes?
Subject: new Cranes? -Reply
Subject: Re: new Cranes?
Date: Wed, 4 Dec 1996 00:20:15 +0100
At 02,58 3.12.96 -0500, you wrote:
>
>Milosz Zielinski, [email protected] drops this bombshell:
>>I have
>>nothing against freedom of speech and democracy (although I`m an anarchist).
>>I`m on a anarchism mailing list and I regullary read the alt.drugs.pot
>>newsgroup. But I still think that you can`t allow freedom of speech to
>>people who hate others because of whatever.
>
>Jesus H. Christ on a Pog. Has it come down to this, that the people who
>call themselves "anarchists" today can't even measure up to the level of
>mere Libertarians? Anarchy is, well, anarchy. No one is in charge. If you
>call yourself an anarchist you just can't say things like "you can't
>allow freedom of speech to XXXXXXX", not without making yourself and your
>philosophy a laughing-stock. What is "allow"? Who's to "allow" or not
>"allow" in an anarchy? Do What Thou Wilt Shall Be The Whole Of the Law.
>If, as an anarchist, you want to prevent those who hate from taking over,
>you'll have to find some other way of keeping them down without trying to
>exert power over them. Good luck finding a way; that's the primary reason
>I'm not an anarchist. I prefer my political philosophies self-consistent.
>
>Class assignment: Read all three issues of "Anarchy Comix" (Rip Off
>Press, 1979-83) over and over again. All bow down before Saint Paul
>Mavrides.
>
Since when do we have anarchy in USA or anywhere else in the world? We have
democracy (or at least it should be democracy) and I think in democracy I
can demand to take the freedom of speech away from those who hate other. If
we would have anarchy (which I hope will be like this one day) I wouldn`t
care about racists and nazis because nobody would care about any opinion
(communists, democrats, fascists). I don`t know if this would be anarchy,
but in the system I understand under anarchy nobody can have power over
other people (there is no governement so what kind of power can they have?),
so nobody cares about political opinion. Every political opinion and
especially system is born because they want to govern and to control people,
this is impossible in anarchy bevcause nobody can govern and control. I hope
you understand what I want to say, becuase English isn`t my mother language.
Milosz
Date: Tue, 3 Dec 1996 19:45:22 +0000
> 1. What is HNIA's Albino Alligator ( it's a Kevin Spacey movie, i
> think) ?
Actually, Michael Brook is scoring the movie. It would obviously be
interesting if it had even an ounce of Warren Defever involvement.
t h e m y s t e r y p a r a d e
{ceci n'est pas une web site}
Date: Tue, 3 Dec 1996 19:03:55 -0800
To counter this opinion (which as all opinions are, subjective), I highly
recommend seeing "Institute Benjamenta"...it is over the top pretentious a
lot of the time, but for visual imagery like you've never seen (eat your
heart out, Disney) it is a must see. So what that certain sequences are a
bit slow? What is written below is an extreme exaggeration, especially
coming from someone who hasn't even seen the film!
At 11:05 AM 12/2/96 -0800, you wrote:
>Benjamenta" a few months ago and was pretty disappointed. It's all
>live-action, no animation, and extremely slowly paced. Remember the
>opening scene of the second-season premiere of "Twin Peaks"? Where the
>ancient waiter guy spends seemingly a half hour tiptoeing toward Agent
>Cooper? I gather that most of "Institut Benjamenta" makes that seem like
>a Daffy Duck cartoon by comparison.
>
>Go and rent "City Of Lost Children" instead, if you haven't seen it
>already. It really begs to be seen in a theater on a wide screen, but
>even on teevee it's still incredible. It does have that rusted,
>broken-down quality of the Bros. Quay animation, and it has some
>excellent (computer) animation...
>
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>
> 'Time in the shadow of the wing of the thing too big to see, rising.'
> _____________________________
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>
>
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Date: Wed, 4 Dec 1996 06:39:57 +0100
On Mon, 2 Dec 1996, Read Dawkins
Date: Wed, 4 Dec 1996 12:27:14 -0500
Date: Wed, 4 Dec 1996 16:31:57 EST
I recently saw a quarter-page ad in a magazine for a new release by the
Cranes...and now I can't find it! It had a French title, and was just
black writing on a grey background. I remember that the ad didn't say
much; I assumed it was a full album, but it may have even been an EP or
whatever. Any info on this?
---Jeremy