Date: Tue, 05 Jan 1999 18:28:48 -0600
From: Bruce Hagood <hagood-AT-ro.com>
Subject: Re: Guilt as mediator


Fair enough.  BH.

Charles Gavette wrote:

> It does not really matter what city it occurs in. I am basically
> remaining incognito for now and would rather not reveal my 20. Go to
> Knoxville, for instance. The tables are numbered and you will bow your
> head to pray before eating. Eugene, Oregon: signs reign: "Do not change
> the channel on the T.V.".....Billings, Montana...you will set for a
> church service or you get no food. Loudspeakers on the wall remind one
> of Auschwitz. The cartography is strategic in Montana, becuase if a
> young man is travelling west, sooner or later they run into the Columns
> of Hercules, as Deleuze and Guattari have suggested in ATP's
> introduction. In the meantime, read "The Politics of Time," a book that
> reveals much about the anachronistics of the orphanage for big kids.
> Wasted fossil fuel, wasted space, antipode to the Japanese view of
> space, and buildings are more important than people. I came across an
> interesting and curious rhizome over the New Years holiday. I decided to
> become a temporary law student. I found a certain school of law with the
> door ajar. Since it was near zero with the wind chill, and since the
> lounge with soft chairs looked inviting, I took a short course for about
> four days there. Finally, when I was ready to leave anyway, an
> anarchist-janitor found me in the building. He disappeared for awhile,
> and his anarcho-capalist boss janitor promptly asked me to leave. First,
> he asked me if I had a key to the building and I said "No." Yet while I
> was "enrolled," I did take the opportunity to study door mechanisms. I
> can say no more.
>
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