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14 December 2005

It’s that time of year again

4:38pm by rudeboy in category: Comics

A lot of people from various backgrounds claim this to be the best time of year. Whether you’re into the holidays for religious reasons or the family togetherness I can tell you it’s a huge pain in the ass every year. Well, if you’re a comic fan that is. Every year in December, and usually the first week of January, comics are late. In Alaska everything has to come up by plane and with the postal system so congested with X-Mas priority packages, comics are always at least a day late. So next year try mailing your Grandma a nice, festive gift card of some kind. It’ll get there cheaper, faster and allow more crap on the plane…

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"How is a military drilled and trained to defend freedom, peace and happiness? This is what Major General O'Ryan has to say of an efficiently trained generation: 'The soldier must be so trained that he becomes a mere automoton; he must be so trained that it will destroy his initiative; he must be so trained that he is turned into a machine. The soldier must be forced into the military noose; he must be jacked up; he must be ruled by his superiors with pistol in hand.' This was not said by a Prussian Junker; not by a German barbarian . . . but by an American major general. And he is right. You cannot conduct war with equals; you cannot have militarism with free born men; you must have slaves, automotons, machines, obedient disciplined creatures, who will move, act, shoot and kill at the command of their superiors. That is preparedness, and nothing else." -Emma Goldman, Preparedness: The Road to Universal Slaughter