I think back to the time before the Internet

[RegieRocker]

and I myself have benefited greatly from it. Most of what is waking people up today is from the internet. If we lose it we go back to unenlightenment and being snowed.

[bluetrain]

1. You meant "lose" not "loose".

[PeaceNikki]

2. Lose it? How would you lose it? You should keep your internets in a very safe place.

[safeinOhio]

3. I still have my

library card.

[RegieRocker]

4. They ban books don't they?

[Skink]

5. everything was in Black and White then.

[handmade34]

6. I was on the same page

before I had use of the internet as I am now... but I do appreciate the added info

[RegieRocker]

7. So MSM did it for ya?

[asdjrocky]

8. I'm really enjoying your recent membership and this string of posts.

I sincerely thank you for this tonight, it is a much needed distraction.

[ejpoeta]

9. i agree with you. grammar goof aside. the internet has given us equal access to info

that the msm does not want to give us. it is important it stays that way.

[TexasObserver]

10. "News" wasn't the crap fest it is now, though.

When we read our news daily from newspapers and magazines, when we listened to news on radio or watched it on TV, we got real news. We got investigative reporting.

Now, we get articles written by people who don't know anything about the topic on which they write. The internet provides quantity, but little quality.

Still, it's better than having news controlled entirely, with no ability to talk about the reality of our world.