NCMR 2008 Media Reform and Social Change w/Mark Lloyd 2/2

Mark Lloyd for the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights talks about media reform and social change at the 2008 National Conference for Media Reform in Minneapolis, MN.

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[Fedproman]

Oh, I think he understands Chavez completely. I think he is absolutely on the same wave length with him.

I would agree with you that he is an idiot. But much more. A very dangerous bureaucrat with a frightening agenda to squelch free speech.

[toulix]

" goto the presidential palace and tell him so. So they did (over a million)"

You sound like a fool who wants to believe his own concocted version of history. The opposition had rallied in support of the fired oil managements and weren't even supposed to march toward the presidential palace.

[cronksty]

@Quasimoto44 You aging right-wing babyboomers are so fucking sad. You're fat, boring, stupid, unfuckable, you live in red-state wastelands dominated by corporate chain stores and your children hate you. You wake up Christmas morning and what's the first thing you do? Post three crazed, FEAR-THE-COMMIES propaganda bits taken from King Tard himself Jonah Goldberg all about how Rousseau was secretly Hitler or something.

Merry Christmas, you sad sacks.

[Quasimoto44]

@cronksty

Of course the origins of this idea came from Jean-Jacques Rousseau, who said people’s educations should be limited and molded to make them “good servants of the State”! Karl Marx inherited this concept through his father, a Rousseauan professor at the Univ. of Berlin. Mark Lloyd is simply a disciple of Lenin!

[Quasimoto44]

@cronksty

Lenin believed that people were Darwinian animals, and their behavior should be molded by government into ideal servants of the State. He even tried to employ Ivan Pavlov, the famous Russian animal behaviorist, to develop a "program" to "standardize the behavior of the proletariat. Pavlov was absolutely shocked!

[cdkirk]

Spread the word to all those who love freedom and understand the founding principles this great country was built on just how dangerous this man - and the underlining philosophy - is to the Republic. I never thought I would see something like this presented as legitimate thought in America.

[cronksty]

I'm confused: you want my mom to peg you in the ass with a strapon?

[stormsg1]

That's alright, your mom got me. I didn't have any cash and you know the old saying... no one rides for free. I paid and paid and paid. Then I paid some more.

[cronksty]

stormsg1,

I just saw that you keep Glenn Beck videos saved in your profile. Dude, I'm sorry. I didn't know.

Look, if you need some bus fare home, I can pitch in. Really. It's no problem. Is there someone you want me to call to come pick you up?

[cronksty]

"According to the previously-mentioned Alfredo Keller information, in June 2006, 64% of Venezuelans had a positive opinion of Chavez? But according to the latter, in July 2006, about one month later, and quoting the same pollster, only 27% of Venezuelans would have voted for Chavez?"

What a great polling firm!

[cronksty]

Second: if you believe that poll, enjoy the buzz, comrade! If you think that pollsters do not use their 'findings' to further an agenda, especially in a country in which the moneyed establishment has tried numerous times to assassinate the democratically elected leader, well...no sense arguing with you. (see: Luntz, Frank; Rasmussen, Scott).