Saturday, 22 March 2008
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Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies
By Jared Diamond
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Well, I've come to a decision. As of April 1, 2008 I will be leaving Xanga after almost four years of dedication. From April 1, 2008--(?) I will be blogging at my Blogger site full time. Xanga has so few friends to keep me here anymore. No one posts or comments and I have friends who want to comment, but can't without signing up for a Xanga account. At Blogger, you can comment anonymously. No one is left out. Basically, the awesome community I had at Xanga has withered away. I love a lot of things about Xanga. It really is very solid (especially comared to MySpace, may it be cursed forever). And now, I shall leave you with this random lolpresident:
K, love you, bye.
[mccracken]
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Comments (4)
No, liberation theology isn't just shear reactionism. It's the same sort of political activism that led to the American Revolution. I could certainly imagine someone using your same lines to passively defend the monarchy and its abuses some two hundred and thirty years ago.
^ I doubt it; English was way different back then.
McCrack, what do you mean the community has whithered away? I come on here like every other month and leave you a comment! What am I, chopped tofu?
Yeah, but some of us live here. We'd like it to be more like the otherworldly one. There's no good excuse for just passively accepting tyranny.
shoot. I remember when you made this xanga. In the basement at my parents house.
but all good things come to an end.see you at blogger.