- 08 Feb 2009 22:21
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Out of sight out of mind, QatzelOk. One can change the world by changing the incoming 'text.' The world is as we imagine it. No one knows the world without images.
She played no role in as much. You ought to realize QatzelOk, that your wit is an earned one that is not a human universal. Carol Thatcher had no apparent will to question the media; instead, she seemed to be its puppet who played wrong. *snap*
In a racist world this would mean much; unfortunately, being a black guy does not naturally endow anyone with any particular powers with regards learned society. Darryl, in this context, speaks on the wrong side, hence he is wrong, blackness notwithstanding.
QatzelOk wrote:You don't change the world by just changing your vocabulary and by performing a few high profile "cleansing" acts of contrition.
Out of sight out of mind, QatzelOk. One can change the world by changing the incoming 'text.' The world is as we imagine it. No one knows the world without images.
Ibid. wrote:Real change would mean media being seriously questioned.
She played no role in as much. You ought to realize QatzelOk, that your wit is an earned one that is not a human universal. Carol Thatcher had no apparent will to question the media; instead, she seemed to be its puppet who played wrong. *snap*
sploop! wrote:The last article I posted - Darryl Pinckney, he's a black guy, a writer who lives in the UK,
In a racist world this would mean much; unfortunately, being a black guy does not naturally endow anyone with any particular powers with regards learned society. Darryl, in this context, speaks on the wrong side, hence he is wrong, blackness notwithstanding.