[pp.int.general] 15th Octobre -> Occupy Together

Sina Amoor Pour sina.amoorpour at gmail.com
Sun Oct 9 23:45:19 CEST 2011


Yes, he could do a lot of good stuff, but he doesn't. And that was my point.
Even having the greatest political power in the world does not mean you can
make the changes you want. I believe that if you want real political power
you have to have at least two things: A lot of money and a network of
contacts with people at powerful positions in society. You have to be the
puppet master. Obama is not the puppet master, he is the puppet.


On Sun, Oct 9, 2011 at 9:08 PM, Richard Stallman <rms a gnu.org> wrote:

>    Yeah... that's what Obama thought too...
>
> That's what he said he would do, but he was rather vague about the
> details.  Maybe he never really cared.
>
> The president of the US has considerable power if he wants to use it.
> He cannot make laws by himself, but he can pressure congress and influence
> elections to congress.
>
> And there are things he can do unilaterally.  For instance, Obama
> could have killed ACTA unilaterally.  He could have killed the Free
> Exploitation Treaties with Colombia, Panama and South Korea
> unilaterally.  He could have killed the Keystone XL planet-roaster
> pipeline unilaterally.
>
> He's on the wrong side on most issues, and it makes a big difference.
>
>
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