Oct. 6th, 2005

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Soon after television established its dominance over print, young people who realized they were being shut out of the dialogue of democracy came up with a new form of expression in an effort to join the national conversation: the "demonstration." This new form of expression, which began in the 1960s, was essentially a poor quality theatrical production designed to capture the attention of the television cameras long enough to hold up a sign with a few printed words to convey, however plaintively, a message to the American people. Even this outlet is now rarely an avenue for expression on national television.

Al Gore on the death of American Democracy. Honestly, I never had /that/ much respect for Gore (more than for Bush, buuuuut) but he has some very good points to make.
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Just wanted to show this off: http://www.greatestjournal.com/~bnb_mod/473.html

Me are clever.

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