Date: Thu, 14 Mar 1996 19:07:10 +0100 To: marxism-AT-jefferson.village.virginia.edu From: Luciano Dondero <DOND001-AT-IT.net> Subject: Fascism - attempt at humor (fwd) The piece below has been posted to various rec.music.* groups by somebody who has so far adopted the position that people should vote in favor of creating the cybernazi "r.m.w.p." It has some slight connection with the debate in our list about fascism, and I thought people may find it: enjoyable/ / pertinent/ / revealing/ / interesting/ / chilling/ / plain stupid/ / (check one box) Cheers, Luciano Dondero -- vote no on "r.m.w.p." -- ----------- August 17, 2003 To whoever finds this: Let me start by saying how very sorry I am, and I hope God will forgive me my crime. I only wanted to uphold what I believed in... But, it is too late now. Let me go back to the early days of 1996. It was a time of warming weather and presidential campaigns and an explosion in the Internet. It was a time when "the Peoples Party" was still "the Republican Party", and President Buchanan was losing poorly to Bob Dole in the Republican primary process. It was during this time that the "Great Liberators" formed their plan. They had devised it carefully, pulling from the examples of early rock and roll and rap music. The started their plan by proposing the creation of rec.music.white-power on The People's News. (It was called Usenet News back then, by those who admit to remembering.) Many fought against it--warning it would lead to mass destruction, and more graves. I was a fool, and believed in a concept known back then as "free speech". I voted yes, figuring that all people deserved a place to discuss their own music. The votes were in, 741 for 740 against. (At the time, I liked to think I had done my part for democracy. Now, as you know, I carry blood on my hands...) The group was created, and Fatherland Music was discussed. No big deal. But then something happened--politics changed. President Buchanan, who had been in a spiral, started to climb. By the time of the Republican (this was seven years ago!) Primary, Dole was lucky to get six percent of the vote! At the Primary, everywhere were brownshirts, full black uniforms, and thousands of college aged men wearing black boots, blue jeans, White Power t-shirts, and closely cropped hair. (In what has been named, the Fury Cut.) The genie had slipped out quietly, in the form of discussion on music. Rec,music.white-power had been, as the opponents had claimed, a clever device to get people to listen to Aryian music, which as we all know, once listened to by a white person, causes them to want to kill all non-whites. The new recruits gathered more recruits, and they gathered more, and so on. President Buchanan announced that Jessie Helms was his running mate, and the crowds cheered. The movement continued unchecked, and by the time of November, President Buchanan won easily. (Clinton and Gore had been killed in late September by members of the Michigan National Guard, who had become closely tied to the Michigan Loyalists Militia.) Speaker of the Party Gingrich, in his role as Speaker of the House back then, swore them in, and President Buchana enacted an immediate, and emergency, presidental order which banned all discussion of other music, as the listeneres of it had shown they were a dangerous lot who did not believe in the Constitution. We all know the rest...Krystalnacht 2, forced work camps, ovens. Tomorrow, I go to join with the others who had been brave enough to try and oppose the rec.music.white-power group. I will be placed in the chambers, and will be gassed. My crime was not so great. I had helped form the group! I argued for it and voted "yes". The judge took that into account, and did state that as an act of mercy he would permit my property to pass to my wife and children, and not escheat to the Fatherland. But for the act of keeping my old barry Manilow albums--a known Jew--I must die. It is almost sunrise. I must go now. Goodbye, Esquire ---------- --- from list marxism-AT-lists.village.virginia.edu ---
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