No doubt about it, Frank. But my vote for Bernie, and my future vote
for Jill, are not in the belief that they can bring about a "New Day"
for the working class. The most either of these candidates might do
is to provide some temporary relief for the working class, under
Capitalism. So I vote with the understanding that a little relief
would be better than none, but that either Clinton or Trump's election
is meaningless to the working class. My real vote, whose candidate
the Empire will never allow on its ballots, is for the removal of
Corporate Capitalism. The biggest problem with this dream is that we
are so scattered and so misled and lied to, that we have no plan of
what to replace it with. A revolution today would place us in
jeopardy of losing any remaining freedom. We would wind up like the
French or Russians following their "People's Revolution".
Are you in agreement that we need to begin serious conversation as to
how we structure a People's Government? Or are you a believer that
the present Corporate Capitalistic System can be salvaged?
Carl Jarvis
On 6/26/16, Frank Ventura <frank.ventura@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
And you don't think they wouldn't do that to poor little Ms. Stein? Get
real, money runs her world too. Only difference is that she will tell the
liberal elites that strangling the working class is necessary to bring upon
the revolution. Sure the welfare class will see a bump in social programs
under Stein but it is the working class that will suffer from the burden.
And to whom do you will think will benefit most from her programs? Yep, you
guessed it the rich which will be receiving the contracts and the spoils
that come along with it. Stein is just another capitalist trying to buy
votes by eroding the working class. No change in our lot will come from any
candidate until we completely eliminate capitalism throughout the world, and
I don't hear anyone calling for that.
Frank
-----Original Message-----
From: blind-democracy-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:blind-democracy-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Carl Jarvis
Sent: Sunday, June 26, 2016 11:59 AM
To: blind-democracy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Cc: Miriam Vieni <miriamvieni@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [blind-democracy] Re: CBS this morning
Well, here is an interesting attempt to scare us into voting for Clinton.
For myself, I promise that I will have no regrets the morning after, if I
vote for Jill Stein and awaken to news that Donald Trump won the election.
Remember, the Corporate American Empire will take care of itself. Sure,
they will be happier with Hillary at the helm, but don't think for one
second that they will allow Donald to mess up their game plan. What they
did for mild mannered Barak Obama, the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, is
exactly what they can do for the mouthy Trumpet. And for you who think
Trump will make life harder for the Working Class? Hey!!! Wake up! Things
have been getting worse under every president since Richard Nixon. Hillary
has already promised that social reform will need to go slow. Slow may
mean, "Not on my watch". As long as we, the Workers of America are scared
into supporting the very Establishment that is eating us out of house and
home, life will become harder. And it will be those who are stampeded into
backing either of these two Shills, who will wake up regretting their
vote...waking up under the nearest bridge.
Carl Jarvis
On 6/26/16, Frank Ventura <frank.ventura@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
CBS this morning ran a piece about the British vote and made a big
point of how many Brits are now saying that they regret their vote and
that they only voted for it as a protest vote thinking that it could
never pass. This is the reality of these "protest votes". It may make
the person feel good but wait until the morning after. This greatly
foreshadows what will happen here in the US in November as all of
these portest votes will only put the GOP in the White House and come
the morning after said protestors will be complaining of got elected.
