[Vision2020] Towards a more inclusive understanding of the NSA

[stigmatta x]

I do not mean to be facetious or didactic, 

 But lets entertain a new scenario. 

 

Suppose for the sake of argument that the NSA didn't exist but that a 

Different organization was in the same building. 

 

Lets call them the Moscow interfaith peace institute. 

 

They receive the bulk of funding from nontaxable groups. 

George Soros and various progessive orgs. They provide the bulk of operating capital. 

 

The peace institute holds classes for its peace degree, which is non-accredited. 

They pick the finest activists to teach, not bothering whether they are degree'd or not. 

Students and faculty use the nearest parking that they have purchased permits for. 

 

Now imagine, someone brings up that they are in violation of Moscow zoning. 

 

Do you really think that this complaint would last more than one post on this board? 

 

Both schools have supposedly violated the same laws, same procedures. 

 

Do you wonder why the NSA rates hate? 

 

Would the peace institute be treated the same by the intellectually honest? 

 

When you play with discrimination and hate, it has to work both ways. 

 

The purpose of openness and acceptance, tolerance has to include all views. 

 

Are you tolerant? 

 

 

 Citizen x 

 

Lifting the wool from sheep's eyes. Move along. 

 

Winston Churchill said, "Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the 
creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy; its inherent virtue is 
the equal sharing of misery." 

 

















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