Jon Stewart on Glenn Beck’s Planned Marxist Utopia
Now with more freedom
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lawhawk Wed, Jan 30, 2013 1:44:06pm |
Seriously? His urban plan is to get rid of streets and push for communal areas and parks rather than backyards.
There’s a few places like this. Where I live for one. Radburn. It was designed to minimize the reliance on cars. And I’m with Stewart on the architectural controls.
The current version of this is the transit village to get people out of cars and walk to destinations.
Pretty odd coming from someone who is urging liberty, freedom, and minimal government interference. Homeowner associations are pretty far from freedom with rules that can govern down to what your house exterior can look like, whether you can put up flags or signs (political or otherwise), or even religious objects.
But again, this is Beck, facts are like oil to his water.
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AntonSirius Wed, Jan 30, 2013 1:44:13pm |
This seems like a good time to announce the autonomous compound I will be founding near Terre Haute Indiana, The Firehouse (www.iiiwannarockandrollallnight.com), exclusively for patriots in the Kiss Army.
The Firehouse will be a small planned community of 3,500 - 7,000 families of rawkin’ Americans who voluntarily choose to live together in accordance with Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons’ ideal of Righteous Liberty: You say you wanna go for a spin. The party’s just begun, we’ll let you in. You drive us wild, we’ll drive you crazy.
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The Mountain That Blogs Wed, Jan 30, 2013 1:45:05pm |
re: #2 lawhawk
Huh. Go figure. I grew up in Fair Lawn.
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b_sharp Wed, Jan 30, 2013 1:48:23pm |
re: #2 lawhawk
Seriously? His urban plan is to get rid of streets and push for communal areas and parks rather than backyards.
There’s a few places like this. Where I live for one. Radburn. It was designed to minimize the reliance on cars. And I’m with Stewart on the architectural controls.
The current version of this is the transit village to get people out of cars and walk to destinations.
Pretty odd coming from someone who is urging liberty, freedom, and minimal government interference. Homeowner associations are pretty far from freedom with rules that can govern down to what your house exterior can look like, whether you can put up flags or signs (political or otherwise), or even religious objects.
But again, this is Beck, facts are like oil to his water.
My I modify that?
But again, this is Beck, facts are like water to his oil.
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Hercules Grytpype-Thynneghazi Wed, Jan 30, 2013 1:49:24pm |
On the other hand, if we can persuade Beck to go Galt in his Utopia with a few select thousand of his devoted followers, where’s the downside?
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darthstar Wed, Jan 30, 2013 1:50:02pm |
Cool article on frozen methane bubbles at NPR - with video of people lighting the bubbles.
[Link: www.npr.org…]
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Our Precious Bodily Fluids Wed, Jan 30, 2013 1:51:35pm |
re: #3 AntonSirius
Gene Simmons is going to send you SO many royalty demand letters.
Probably 10 just for that post.
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b_sharp Wed, Jan 30, 2013 1:54:19pm |
re: #7 darthstar
Cool article on frozen methane bubbles at NPR - with video of people lighting the bubbles.
[Link: www.npr.org…]
Isn’t that just hunky dory?
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Our Precious Bodily Fluids Wed, Jan 30, 2013 1:55:25pm |
From SPLC:
Convicted extortionist a key player in Idaho citadel project
In the past few days, attacks on the much-ballyhooed Citadel fortress and its planned gun-building plant have come from Alabama Patriot leader and blogger Michael Brian Vanderboegh and survivalist author and so-called “sovereign citizen” James Wesley, Rawles. Rawles (who, like many sovereigns, punctuates his name in a bizarre way) generally is credited with coming up with the idea of building a fortified community in the Pacific Northwest — what he has called the “American Redoubt” — for Christian Patriots.
Kerodin, public records show, was convicted in 2004 of federal extortion, attempted extortion and possession of an illegal firearm charges. The accusations were filed in Virginia after Kerodin, purporting to be a counter-terrorism expert, attempted to coerce shopping mall owners in the Washington, D.C., area to hire him to develop better security. He served 30 months in federal prison and now can’t legally possess firearms as a felon.
“Who would want to go live in a community run by this guy?” Vanderboegh asked on his website, where he spends most of his time bashing the federal government. “Not that there’s a chance in hell he’ll even have a viable firearms business … let alone his Citadel (community).”
Rawles, for his part, said on his survivalist blog that he was “quite troubled to learn that the main promoter of Citadel III is a convicted felon.”
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Ghost Of The Mare Island Mud Puppy Wed, Jan 30, 2013 2:03:37pm |
re: #10 Our Precious Bodily Fluids
That’s pretty much why I don’t think this going anywhere. Starting to look and smell like a scam.
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Skeetghazi Wed, Jan 30, 2013 2:06:24pm |
re: #3 AntonSirius
This seems like a good time to announce the autonomous compound I will be founding near Terre Haute Indiana, The Firehouse (www.iiiwannarockandrollallnight.com), exclusively for patriots in the Kiss Army.
The Firehouse will be a small planned community of 3,500 - 7,000 families of rawkin’ Americans who voluntarily choose to live together in accordance with Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons’ ideal of Righteous Liberty: You say you wanna go for a spin. The party’s just begun, we’ll let you in. You drive us wild, we’ll drive you crazy.
re: #8 Our Precious Bodily Fluids
Gene Simmons is going to send you SO many royalty demand letters.
Probably 10 just for that post.
Hahahahaha, thanks!
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Tigger2 Wed, Jan 30, 2013 2:12:02pm |
re: #3 AntonSirius
This seems like a good time to announce the autonomous compound I will be founding near Terre Haute Indiana, The Firehouse (www.iiiwannarockandrollallnight.com), exclusively for patriots in the Kiss Army.
The Firehouse will be a small planned community of 3,500 - 7,000 families of rawkin’ Americans who voluntarily choose to live together in accordance with Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons’ ideal of Righteous Liberty: You say you wanna go for a spin. The party’s just begun, we’ll let you in. You drive us wild, we’ll drive you crazy.
North end or South end of town? the West floods and the East is to expensive.
. lol
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calochortus Wed, Jan 30, 2013 2:32:14pm |
If people really wanted to live like this, they would. No one makes me drink beer on the 4th. We go with wine.
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Lidane Wed, Jan 30, 2013 2:39:47pm |
Heh:
Bryan Fischer explains that the GOP is not the “stupid party” by proclaiming that Todd Akin was “completely accurate”: bit.ly/WyAuRk— Right Wing Watch (@RightWingWatch) January 30, 2013
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kerFuFFler Wed, Jan 30, 2013 2:51:54pm |
re: #11 Bubblehead II
” Starting to look and smell like a scam.”
Yeah, but I saw that not a few rubes are making excuses for his felony conviction saying in essence that the federal guvmint turns patriots into felons with bullshit laws. They don’t seem interested in seeing what his conviction was actually about———they just assume that he was a railroaded patriot.
I hafta figure it’s a scam too——but think how stupid to scam a bunch of gun enthusiasts! They’d hunt him down…
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