howard112211
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Wed Dec-08-10 04:52 PM
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I'm liking how the free market is solving the Wikileaks finance/donations situation. |
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Edited on Wed Dec-08-10 05:02 PM by howard112211
So some smartass companies such as Amazon, Mastercard, Visa, Paypal etc. are feeling like it is their mission to carry out the empires bidding. I say, have at it. The backlash in the form of boycotts has already started, and other companies are seeing this as a big business opportunity. What better publicity at this particular moment, then coming out on the side of Wikileaks. This the way I like seeing the "invisible hand" at work.
While the big guys have their heads up their asses, small business owners are like "Duh, let's ride this wave baby."
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Wed Dec-08-10 04:55 PM
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1. Live by the electron, die by the electron. nt |
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Wed Dec-08-10 04:56 PM
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2. We'll see how this plays out, but the push-back I see is the visible hands of people |
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pushing against the "market". The community that is forming around this organization is a model of how we can win. :kick:
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Wed Dec-08-10 04:57 PM
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The Backlash Cometh
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Wed Dec-08-10 05:09 PM
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4. And after this is all over, |
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The FBI and all the other criminal justice departments will spend resources and money going after these civil disobedient Hackers, instead of fighting political crime.
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