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Date Posted: 20:21:58 08/29/02 Thu
Author: The Serpent
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Re: That's awesome!
In reply to: Lona 's message, "Sonic Dissidence" on 14:38:26 08/29/02 Thu

I got one of his albums, "Become The Media" and, of course, I have all of the Dead Kennedys' albums. Which is post Corporate Avenger. Meaning, I didn't get into the Dead Kennedys until after Corporate Avenger.

Jello Biafra and the Dead Kennedys are just more informatively sound than anybody else. Also, he appeals more to my humour side.

Jello Biafra is now in the green party, and is running up second place to Ralph Nader. Mr. Biafra hit me mainly because he had the same stuff to say as I did, and reads the same newspapers (apparently). Check out www.antiwar.com. There's a newspaper called the Guardian that talks about all that stuff including library censorship.

That's where I also got my information on marijuana, and then, also, about how Bush thinks that taking drugs is supporting terrorism.

That's just very cool. I'm gonna have to get that on CD.

Also, check out Noam Chomsky's books and spoken word as well as topics on sweat shops by Michael Moore.

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