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Freedom of Expression

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rebel
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Early in this decade, what signifies freedom of expression? I mean beyond skiing, looking at a big picture. Like Playboy was in the 60's.
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Jun 24 2003 12:59AM
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cravate
Posts: 1329 - Karma: 11
wow jay, that question was so big. i didnt even really understand it..
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Jun 24 2003 1:17AM
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Lord_Piot
Posts: 3727 - Karma: 13
yes that question is going to need a lil better explanation.
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Jun 24 2003 1:24AM
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Ski_Instructor_Mike
Posts: 6146 - Karma: 73
the answer is: the mullet.
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'i love your velcro shoes baby....you just look soo cute in them.....my little retard *hugs*' - Stacy to Dave Pauls
Jun 24 2003 1:25AM
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Ski_Instructor_Mike
Posts: 6146 - Karma: 73
he wanted to know. what is the symbol of freedom of expression in this time period. late 90s-03
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'i love your velcro shoes baby....you just look soo cute in them.....my little retard *hugs*' - Stacy to Dave Pauls
Jun 24 2003 1:30AM
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yeti
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you can say anything you want right now, or portray something in ANY way, and you can do it thanks to our wonderfull laws.

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Jun 24 2003 1:57AM
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Mills
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^ very untrue, that big red guy had a swastica for his icon, which is just a symbol for peace, or a symbol for a political party, and he was forced to change it or they said he'd be banned

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Jun 24 2003 10:52AM
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Ski_Instructor_Mike
Posts: 6146 - Karma: 73
you didn't hear the reasoning behind it so please, shut it.
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'i love your velcro shoes baby....you just look soo cute in them.....my little retard *hugs*' - Stacy to Dave Pauls
Jun 24 2003 11:39AM
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lanks
Posts: 12544 - Karma: 73
the swastika did not symbolize peace, it 'originally represented the four winds, four seasons, and four compass points. It's arms were at 90 degree angles turned the opposite way...and turned clockwise, showing harmony with nature.' when the nazi's rotated it, the swastika 'shows the elements and forces turning against nature and out of harmony.'
meh, a little history lesson there.


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Jun 24 2003 11:53AM
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lanks
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and, i believe this ended up in the wrong thread.


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Jun 24 2003 11:54AM
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Ski_Instructor_Mike
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nope sorry. his post disappeared because it was stupid and he thought that bigred had the ancient swastica, when I explained before when I asked him to change it that it was the nazi swastica.
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'i love your velcro shoes baby....you just look soo cute in them.....my little retard *hugs*' - Stacy to Dave Pauls
Jun 24 2003 11:57AM
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Ski_Instructor_Mike
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(the swastica as his icon)
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'i love your velcro shoes baby....you just look soo cute in them.....my little retard *hugs*' - Stacy to Dave Pauls
Jun 24 2003 11:58AM
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lanks
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haha no problem.


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Jun 24 2003 12:02PM
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