[MD] Shouldn't we be, like, revolting?

[Heather Perella]

How do I fix this?  That sucked.  That was hard to read, especially at the bottom.  I'll check around in yahoo here, but I don't know what each of the options might do.  Maybe I ought to do a test so a lot of post might come through and if somebody can help me and let me know when the posts come through better I would appreciate it.

SA


--- On Wed, 10/1/08, Arlo Bensinger <ajb102 at psu.edu> wrote:

> From: Arlo Bensinger <ajb102 at psu.edu>
> Subject: Re: [MD] Shouldn't we be, like,  revolting?
> To: moq_discuss at moqtalk.org
> Date: Wednesday, October 1, 2008, 7:08 AM
> [SA]
> Condensed, unreadable?
> 
> [Arlo]
> It's nothing but a formatting issue, SA. Your 
> contributions are valuable, for sure.
> 
> At the risk of clutter, here is the way one of 
> your recent posts came through.  As you can see, 
> its mostly an issue of the absence of 
> line-breaks, an issue undoubtedly connected to 
> your mail-clients options, not to your intent or oversight.
> 
> It's not a wonder anymore.  We are all 
> awakened.  Now we want to do something about 
> it.  We will get cabin fever and we will be doing 
> something.  If steps are taken with those in 
> authority that relieve this itch that most people 
> have, then the steam will be let out and people 
> will feel people as long as we see these relief 
> efforts are doing something that changes the 
> status quo.  I'm not talking about introducing 
> relief efforts in the form of bailouts, I'm 
> talking about efforts that rid the fat, the 
> excess, the crap that propped up by immoral 
> behavior.  Namely, greed and this control that 
> this culture has on so much of our daily 
> routines, such as both parents have to work for 
> the most part to get by.  The issue is 
> centralized on finances and the finance grip on 
> how families have to pattern their lives.  How 
> many day cares have pop up in recent 
> times?  Many.  woods, SA --- On Wed, 10/1/08, 
> MarshaV <marshalz at charter.net> wrote: > From: 
> MarshaV <marshalz at charter.net> > Subject: Re: 
> [MD] Shouldn’t we be, like, revolting    ? > 
> To: moq_discuss at moqtalk.org > Date: Wednesday, 
> October 1, 2008, 5:49 AM > Kali Yuga > > 
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kali_Yuga > > Makes 
> you wonder. > > > At 12:12 PM 10/1/2008, you 
> wrote: > >[Marsha] > >Truth with 
> humor. > > > >[Arlo] > >The Age of
> Passion is 
> over. Consumer and material > complacency 
> built > >atop a foundation of passivity have 
> brought about the > Age of Sheep. > >It will not 
> be until all man's (forgive the sexist > 
> language) > >opiating institutions fail, when 
> wandering on the > streets with > >hunger in his 
> belly, will man's passions be > reawakened. It 
> will be > >too late to save this world, but it 
> will forge the > next. > > > >"Phaedrus
> wasn't 
> sure but he seemed to detect > a peculiar 
> gentleness > >here on the streets now that he 
> didn't remember > from the past. It > >was an 
> ominous gentleness found in old and corrupt > 
> cultures, the > >gentleness one hears in 
> Neapolitan street songs and in > old 
> Mexican > >canciones. It comes not from an 
> absence of violence but > from an > >excess of 
> it. Live and let live. Avoid trouble. It was > 
> the > >gentleness of someone who has given up 
> fighting openly > because it is > >too dangerous 
> to do so. He had the sickening feeling > that 
> something > >like the fall of the Roman Empire 
> was beginning to > happen here." 
> (LILA) > > > >The unavoidability of this 
> disintigration is described > by 
> Joseph > >Campbell in remarks about the Jain 
> Buddhist cosmogonic > cycle. "Our > >own age,
> the 
> fifth of the descending series, began in > 522 
> BC, and > >will last for twenty-one thousand 
> years. No Jaina > savior will be > >born during 
> this time, and the eternal religion of the > 
> Jains will > >gradually disappear. It is a period 
> of unmitigated and > gradually > >intensifying 
> evil. [People are] selfish, unjust, > violent, 
> lustful, > >proud and avaricious." (The Hero
> with 
> 1000 Faces) > > > >Birth, death, rebirth. 
> Institutions must die. Nations > must die. 
> The > >old ways must die. Maps must be redrawn. 
>  From a website > on the Hindu > >God Shiva. 
> "[Shiva's] first and foremost task > is to 
> destroy many > >things in order to ensure the Rta 
> or the order of the > universe. > >Siva's 
> destruction is not negative. It is a > positive, 
> nourishing and > >constructive destruction that 
> builds and transforms > life and energy > >for 
> the welfare of the world and the beings that > 
> inhabit it. He > >destroys in order to renew and 
> regenerate." > > > >To revolt, one must
> ask, 
> "what are we fighting > for? what do we 
> wish > >to preserve? what do we wish to destroy? 
> what do we > wish to create?" > >To answer
> these, 
> one must know. > > > >Moq_Discuss mailing 
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> miss, you'll land > among the stars......... > 
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