patronagezero

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by patronagezero 12y ago
Only crazy people put sugar in cornbread: 10" round (iron) skillet 2 eggs 1 cup milk 1/4 cup cooking oil 3/4 teaspoon salt 4 teaspoons baking powder (not baking soda) 1 cup yellow cornmeal 1 cup unbleached white flour (or 1&#
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by patronagezero 12y ago
Don't play this game unless you're not really interested in full confidentiality. Some people are willing to increase security to the point of protecting their financial interests without concerning themselves with security agains
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by patronagezero 12y ago
My new online-conversation digestion involves reading the posts from the bottom up these days. I've found this yields interesting results, with what I consider the most interesting posts being towards the bottom, and the 'always-a
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by patronagezero 12y ago
You keep playing their games. I'm going to get busy looking for solutions with an actual possibility of success.
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by patronagezero 12y ago
Maybe people don't vote because they are disenchanted with the system they don't believe works as it was supposed to? Where the heck do you get off saying if people aren't capable of the desire to vote, a revolution isn'
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by patronagezero 12y ago
Politics will not get us out of this mess, but it sure is an easy ride if that's the limitations of your efforts.
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by patronagezero 12y ago
A start would be to stop looking to someone else to show you the way. What have you tried? Working in groups is what makes it so damn easy to discredit, re-brand and dilute movements. Protesting? C'mon, we're way past the useful a
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by patronagezero 12y ago
We as a country allow whistle-blowers to be called traitors, imprisoned, character assassinated, assassinated and exiled from our country. The only people that don't or didn't know are those that wished to continue living the &#x2
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by patronagezero 12y ago
At best, the citizens are ignorantly complicit by lack of attention. What did the people do about MK ULTRA? Who was punished? Oh, that's right, the CIA got off with paying their victims off and no-one was held "accountable".
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by patronagezero 12y ago
> and someone needs to be held accountable. The citizens of the United States need to be held accountable. Sorry, someone has to start looking at the root of the problem.
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by patronagezero 12y ago
If you don't want to go running because you'll be sore in the morning, then just resolve to be fat. If that's what humanity wants, then by all means. However, I would like to continue redefining humanity and evolving. The peo
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by patronagezero 12y ago
Most of the HN crowds are far from accepting this idea of a revolution, this is specifically the problem I'm not willing to address here. You would all rather bury your heads in the idea that your disposable income somehow super-cedes
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by patronagezero 12y ago
Sorry for responding to your question then. I'm not interested in your invitation to an argument about specifics. History has plenty of instances of the people vs systems of governance, if you can't summon those by your own fruiti
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by patronagezero 12y ago
In an abstract way I did. I'm not interested in being dragged into easy points of contention with someone that would rather attempt to pay their way out of the problems of our times.
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by patronagezero 12y ago
The only drastic shifts in power happen in times of need. What the people do once they regain that power will only speak to the direction of humanity, but at least it speaks to our evolution or lack thereof as a whole, instead of some selec
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by patronagezero 12y ago
I'll assume you aren't familiar with the subject of history, otherwise I would have to assume you're just trying to discredit me without having an actual conversation. Excellent use of your down-voting privileges I might add.
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by patronagezero 12y ago
The cops, courts, judges, congress and executive office all work against the American people. Your disposable income will do nothing in the long-run to stop those that stand to benefit, profit and empower themselves through subverting the a
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by patronagezero 12y ago
Yes, because privileged white guys, right? Would you feel the same if it was a minority instead? Would it even be noteworthy? Could we even have this conversation if it was a cabal of religiously exclusive peoples? That's right, only w
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by patronagezero 12y ago
Doesn't seem to be a workable way to override the geo-ip location settings. I attempted to set the zipcode which just spins as in-progress indefinitely for me. Finally managed to save the zipcode by hitting save but the listing still s
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by patronagezero 12y ago
What a uselessly unintellectual commentary. Care to address the renewal of the 'Patriot Act' as being the "right" vote?
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by patronagezero 12y ago
I was careful not to specify US taxes. The US may have started the awareness of this issue, but they're far from the only government involved. I've underestimated very little so far, retrospective to my predictions. However I&#x27
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by patronagezero 12y ago
I think it's a bit odd so many hackers view technology as even a possibility to their saving grace in this struggle. Were hackers the ones largely supporting actionable development efforts of Tor? Do they continue to? How many people d