So... what do we do, become anarchists?

[BikeWriter]

So... what do we do, become anarchists? This "Democratic" bull shit isn't working when the minority continues to steal the vote from the majority!

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. Don't tempt me!

[BikeWriter]

5. How else do we get our "vote" counted? n/t

[YIMA]

2. Black makes me look fat.

We'll have to pick a different color. How's yellow?

[BikeWriter]

6. #### Yellow! How about red? n/t

[Warpy]

3. we go to DFA meetings, we organize boycotts, letter writing,

demonstrations, and eventually strikes.

[sundog]

8. yup

just too bad we have to do all the grub work for those we have been supporting

seems we care more about democracy than they do :(

[BikeWriter]

21. We care more than some, that's for sure! n/t

[BikeWriter]

11. Call me a whiner...

...but I do not and cannot believe John Kerry lost this election. It was stolen by GOP election officials in Ohio and Florida. I do not believe America will have another truly democratic election unless and until we have some major civil disobedience, conflict, or war!

[Warpy]

16. Yes, but consider the thunderous silence from the DLC

concerning the massive, blatant fraud at all levels of this election. There should be lawsuits all over the place, from class action civil rights suits against Sproul and his organization to libel suits against Regenery to suits against Repug voting machine companies.

There are not.

I think those DLC pigs are nice and comfy with 4 more years of Bush fattening the rich at the expense of the rest of us.

Hell, I read today that they even want to keep the wildly incompetent McAuliffe as party chairman.

[BikeWriter]

18. #### McAuliffe, too. Some should be effin' screaming!

Just like we are!

[BikeWriter]

19. #### McAuliffe, too. Some should be effin' screaming!

Just like we are!

[BikeWriter]

12. Hey, get it on! n/t

[BikeWriter]

20. I'm all for demonstrations and strikes! n/t

[lcordero]

4. I don't know but I'll keep my options open

http://www.ushistory.org/declaration/

"--That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, --That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness."

[BikeWriter]

13. Yeah, what they said! n/t

[salib]

7. Your statement presumes revolution

And a very violent one. It is not a choice of "democratic" or "anarchic", at least in my view. Instead, it is a question of enlightenment. We really are closer than we think. Much closer than it would appear to most. It is important to remember what it was like, how people viewed the world only a century and a half ago. We have come so far, and this is not an irreversible step back. In the larger picture, take heart.

[BikeWriter]

14. Take heart? We're being ruled by theives and fascists! n/t

[NightTrain]

9. "Green green, it's green they say on the far side of the hill.

Green green, I'm going away to where the grass is greener still!"

[BikeWriter]

17. That sounds like California dreamin. n/t

[lenidog]

10. If we do

Are we going ot be the hard core anarchists of the 1800s and early 1900s or the wannabes of today?

[BikeWriter]

15. #### the wannabees! n/t