All fence-riding does is offer your ass more splinters-I'm all for grass-roots disobedience-Imagine the power people would realize they wield with the simple experiment of an entire town, city, or state spending an entire day sitting in their lawn chairs using no gas, electricity, or monopoly money?
The real power lies with the individual's ability to short-circuit their robotic impulses to bend over and take it up the ass

America could be transformed overnight if ineffectual peeps put the slightest amount of foot-to-ass -Otherwise, we get the brown-shirts again and unfortunately, that scenario appears inevitable. Media and her pundits are a poisonous elixir of henbane and dogshit and to continue to derive your world view from the available sources is simply retarded.

The empire has no clothes and holds very few cards, simply stop listening to their bullshit and watch them scatter like cockroaches....

I have an open mind and all, but riding with out a helmet is just asking for it.

I just love photography/video of abandoned buildings/locations. I find it fascinating to see how things are just left, what's left behind, how things age... try to make stories from things left behind.

Love them

Plus, ones like this are especially fascinating for all the work that went into building the place, all the rides, the wild west town, the machinery... and then it's all just left.

It's the leaving it and not reclaiming the land or buildings that, I think, fascinates me. Why is it just left, how is the land not valuable to anyone.

So many questions.

Some great sites if you like this:
http://www.abandoned-places.com/
http://www.opacity.us/

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What is the point?
- Why does there have to be a point? It's all a ride. It's like going to party, you have a few drinks, you have a few laughs, maybe get into a fight, maybe get laid. Maybe you get shot.

Can you imagine not existing anymore?
- Very easily. Am comfortable with dying.

What has been done to Iraq and its civilians is a clear and defined story. What is not defined is what this meaningless war has done to the best volunteer army in the world, it has shatter the lives of thousands of people who gave their hearts, sweat and blood to make something out of the cluster fuck they were assigned, if not killed, they are horribly injured, if not injured they have PTSD and have to deal with the VA whose funding is not sufficent and the general bureaucracy of the military.

They have done incredible things, from pacification of Fallujah, Sadr Army, Fedayukin, all while riding around from the threat of unseen enemy fighting on tactics designed for confrontation of a uniformed army.

Now they are there trying to make something out of the sacrifice of lives already lost. I feel sorry for what the US Army and Marine Corp and all other uniformed forces had to bear because their leadership and command structure was too weak to argue against a ridiculous assignment by a joke of a president and secretary of defence and national security.