Inflated Scrotums and Embarrassing Yanks.

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Didn't want to derail the thread over on the North American forum but I actually found a picture of the incident with the inflated scrotums so we can all discuss whether it's advancing the self-activity of the wc now.

I think it's more offensive that Ward Churchill was allowed to speak

http://www.zombietime.com/churchill_in_bay_area/churchill_sf_anarchist_bookfair_march_26_2005/

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eek

umm

Wtf?!!! Whats the thread on North Am about?

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I think it's actually pretty good, because the fact that Chuck0 and Peter defended it shows how utterly ridiculous and wrong their politics are, better than any amount of argument ever could.

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I think it's actually pretty good, because the fact that Chuck0 and Peter defended it shows how utterly ridiculous and wrong their politics are, better than any amount of argument ever could.

Who is this peter chap anyways? Reminds me of myself when I was 14.

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christ, thats noam chomsky in the middle of the picture!

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An Australian activistoid who plays an ultra-leftist on the internet.

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Highlights of that bookfair

"Pin the molotov on the cop car"

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Inflated scrotums

roll eyes

Free Ted Kaczynski stickers

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"Americans are no different from Nazis" - Ward Churchill

roll eyes

Thank fuck I live in Ireland.

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I think I've met peter a few times over the years when he was in Europe and seems as sounds as houses. If you actually read what he says he isn't defended the ball sack inflation but rather arguing the fact that:

peter wrote:
The lifestylists and the party-builders within anarchism are equally annoying NOW but come serious revolt I reckon the lifestylists will be irrelevant whereas many of the party-builders will be siding with the unions against insurgent proles. So I get much more annoyed by the party-builders.

and

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Your position is still basically that anarchism needs to improve its public image as if this would be an important advance in the class struggle. It wouldn't. Your mates hardly need to get an injection of anarcho ideology at some bookfair before they go on strike.

Anyway I find it much more entertaining than hearing any youse speaking

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Oh my god that is brilliant, have you actually read this!!! grin Hilarious! embarrassed Or was some of it written tongue in cheek. confused I think this could be another case where I mistakenly interpret the activities of american anarchists and get myself in trouble again.

I'm sure alot of ppl on here will like this one

"Somewhat out of place were the Wobblies, since their advocacy of a universal workers' union implies not only that there should be some sort of social structure, but that there should be workers at all -- both of which notions were at odds with the other groups at the fair, most of which sought the complete elimination of both the concept of "employment" and of civilization altogether."

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Oh my god that is brilliant, have you actually read this!!! grin Hilarious! embarrassed Or was some of it written tongue in cheek. confused I think this could be another case where I mistakenly interpret the activities of american anarchists and get myself in trouble again.

Shorty that site is run by a Republican Zionist type. Still the scrotum thing is pretty funny grin

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raw wrote:
I think I've met peter a few times over the years when he was in Europe and seems as sounds as houses. If you actually read what he says he isn't defended the ball sack inflation but rather arguing the fact that:
peter wrote:
The lifestylists and the party-builders within anarchism are equally annoying NOW but come serious revolt I reckon the lifestylists will be irrelevant whereas many of the party-builders will be siding with the unions against insurgent proles. So I get much more annoyed by the party-builders.

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Your position is still basically that anarchism needs to improve its public image as if this would be an important advance in the class struggle. It wouldn't. Your mates hardly need to get an injection of anarcho ideology at some bookfair before they go on strike.

Anyway I find it much more entertaining than hearing any youse speaking

I see you've found your a mentor, congratulations, I mean he's no Negri but he has read Aufheben and Gille Dauve so he is a true intellectual tour de force, albeit one who shits his own ultra leftist panties by engaging in the substitutionist spectacle of summit protesting as "communist superhero".

what a fucking fanny.

Don't worry though, he was a serb nationalist, then an anarchist, then some sort of ultra left caricature, so maybe next time you meet him he will embraced some other ideology hook line and sinker.

And again, I have no desire to "sanitise" the anarchist movement/ghetto but rather wish to reclaim a rich part of the working classes history from a bunch of overly inflated ball bags.

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Shorty wrote:
I'm sure alot of ppl on here will like this one

"Somewhat out of place were the Wobblies, since their advocacy of a universal workers' union implies not only that there should be some sort of social structure, but that there should be workers at all -- both of which notions were at odds with the other groups at the fair, most of which sought the complete elimination of both the concept of "employment" and of civilization altogether."

I can't decide whether to be more pissed off about the shit politics or the total innability to understand the difference between a means and an end.

So I'm just going to sit here quietly and hate Ward Churchill for a bit.

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madashell wrote:
Shorty wrote:
I'm sure alot of ppl on here will like this one

"Somewhat out of place were the Wobblies, since their advocacy of a universal workers' union implies not only that there should be some sort of social structure, but that there should be workers at all -- both of which notions were at odds with the other groups at the fair, most of which sought the complete elimination of both the concept of "employment" and of civilization altogether."

I can't decide whether to be more pissed off about the shit politics or the total innability to understand the difference between a means and an end.

So I'm just going to sit here quietly and hate Ward Churchill for a bit.

Like I said - the above quote was by a zionist Republican

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What Ward Churchill said was still more offensive. Some fucknut bigged that speech up in MRR too. angry

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MRR

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Like I said - the above quote was by a zionist Republican

Ah. Missed that.

I did wonder why it referred to the Unabomber as Ward Churchill's "philosophical soulmate"

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MaximumRocknRoll. A long running punk/hardcore 'zine that vaguely pretends to be 'radical' at times.

Lots of lifestylist shit.

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The sad thing was that it was about as political as the zine's been in a while. I'd recommend they steered clear of the politics and stuck to introducing me to rad new hardcore bands. Oh wait, there haven't been any good ones since 1983. Shit.

On topic, Jack's right. Clearly the best way to enhance your scrotum is to pierce it.

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Forgive my naiveté, but why would someone inflate their ball sack? And also, how?!

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Forgive my naiveté, but why would someone inflate their ball sack?

Don't you find large balls sexy?

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What if it .... burst?! eek

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Alan wrote:
Grace wrote:
Forgive my naiveté, but why would someone inflate their ball sack?

Don't you find large balls sexy?

Really, I can't say I do. That large, certainly not. Is that the actual reason?

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jack enjoying some quiet time. (copy of Aufheben out of shot)

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AAAARGH!!!

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jack enjoying some quiet time. (copy of Aufheben out of shot)

No way is he that well hung!

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Alan wrote:
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jack enjoying some quiet time. (copy of Aufheben out of shot)

No way is he that well hung!

Alan it's inflated with salin, do keep up dear.

Also if I posted that pic on the "Evil" thread I reckon it would be over in less than 3 posts.

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I still don't understand cry

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Grace honey, it's a penis.

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People who like piercings do it, cos it's like a piercing with salt water. People who like piercings are weird. Geddit?

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John. wrote:
People who like piercings do it, cos it's like a piercing with salt water. People who like piercings are weird. Geddit?

That's pretty much what I thought.

But I am a square though.