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[crimsonsky]

as i watched "30 frames a second" a documentary on the WTO protests in 2000, I was submerged in a feeling of pride like a bag of earl grey in the tea cup of life. It's not as though I aided anything in what happened here ten years ago. I've an uncertain disposition toward my conscious recognition of what projected off the Tele'. Seattlites linking

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[robbi_is_sxe]

i have seen that, it was extremely well done for a small time production.

[popthereal]

I feel like as much as the WTO protests showed the power of people working together against a system that is better armed, better supplied, and better trained.

It also gave a glimpse into the bleak future we may have in America as we become more totalitarian everyday.

[crimsonsky]

i was thinking about the global effects of those few days in Seattle and a couple of events came to mind. Like the south american workers who, when faced with massive layoffs at a storm window manufacturing company, the workers stood together and refused to close the factory. They actually held a sit in so effective that the owner has given up the factory to the workers! They all own it now like a communist corporation, and I think they have the courage and know-how to do that because of Seattle! Because we showed the world how to be semi-violent... i guess. And all the protests in Iran. I mean they had to of seen what happened and how we stopped the WTO talks. It makes me happy.

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