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psychoceramics: (fwd) Re: Michael John Falkner, Philosopher
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- Subject: psychoceramics: (fwd) Re: Michael John Falkner, Philosopher
- From: acb @ bruce.cs.monash.edu.au (Andrew C Bulhak)
- Date: Wed, 20 Dec 1995 16:53:33 +1100
- Newsgroups: comp.org.eff.talk
- Organization: the Sovereign State of Confusion
- Sender: owner-psychoceramics
Here is an example of psychoceramics from USENET. Michael
Falkner is a jackboots-and-all authoritarian. He first
appeared during the original Communications Decency Act debate,
hailing the wisdom of Exon and calling for a neo-Medieval theocracy
to protect people from sinning. His ideology seems to be a
combination of some bizarre, militant version of Christianity and
some form of sadomasochistic Orwellian fetishism. (Not sure if he's
actually twisted or if this is some sort of act.)
-- acb [he's also a big Debbie Gibson fan, FWIW]
From: mfalkner @ alpha2.csd.uwm.edu (Michael John Falkner)
Newsgroups: comp.org.eff.talk
Subject: Re: Michael John Falkner, Philosopher
Organization: University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Message-ID: <4b4v6k$7--@u--.edu>
Allan Trojan (a--@y--.ca) wrote:
: Let me dare to summarize Falknerianism in one line:
:
: "Government exists to control our thoughts."
It exists to control the actions necessary to retain a civilized society,
and, hence, must do exactly as you state.
: Let me go further and pose the ensuing questions:
:
: 1. Who is our government?
: 2. What are our thoughts?
1. The government IS NOT the people -- don't believe the people who say
otherwise. The government is one of, by, and for the rich.
2. That's a harder question to answer, but your thoughts are often
expressed as your beliefs, such as that a lot of you have no desire for a
government.
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Mike Falkner, m--@c--.uwm.edu Milwaukee, Wisconsin
"The Electric Youth Renegade" D.G.I.F. #10769
WWW: http://www.uwm.edu/~mfalkner No quotes. (No room!! =))
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