How do you discredit a movement which has never specifically said what it’s for?
Leo M.J. Aurini
Trained as a Historian at McMaster University, and as an Infantry soldier in the Canadian Forces, I'm a Scholar, Author, Film Maker, and a God fearing Catholic, who loves women for their illogical nature.
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Professionally a Bachelor of History, a Bachelor of Geographic Information Systems, and a Canadian Forces Infantry Veteran.
I write science fiction, play the saxophone, study philosophy and psychology, have dabbled in film making, and am a faithful member of the Catholic Church. Politically speaking, I'm a Red Tory and a Monarchist; my views are often heterodox to the mainstream opinion.
I'm also a strong believer in wearing hats for any occasion.
I remember the Zeitgeist crowd. I wrote this almost three years ago:
http://savecapitalism.wordpress.com/2010/03/27/weekend-reading-savecapitalisms-revolutionary-new-metric/
They proceeded by spamming me with comments for weeks. I wrote follow-up posts where-in I explained that their post-scarcity views was nothing but good ol’ utopian communism. They responded by spamming me for a week or two more.
After that, I told them to F*** OFF, banned them from commenting and finally took the posts down. People of the Zeitgeist-inclination seem to manage to melt their own brains in the process of convincing themselves they know the way to utopia
Nice work in giving the background on their founder :)