The really great thing about consensus, like juries, is that it gives individualists like me, acting alone, the rare ability to defeat collectivist teams or gangs single handed and with vindictive glee. So on Friday 2/17 I burned my precious gasoline for half an hour to see if I could have fun blocking any stupid or irrelevant OA proposals at the OA General Assembly meeting. Really any action that diverts attention from contraception is sufficiently stupid, but what I really wanted was something as colossally stupid as cleaning up after our abuser, in order to pounce without hesitation.
Unfortunately for me the level of stupidity I encountered was a bit deficient, just enough to cause me to hesitate, and I became disoriented by the misnamed internal committees. Thus I could not use my knowledge of the UN General Assembly to make assumptions about the workings of the OA General Assembly, etc.
Then I was publicly coached by my Asheville Homeless Network Friend John Spitzberg and hesitated again fearing disruption of his long, internal strategy to prioritize camping rights in the OA agenda, which I feared might be incompatible with my bull in the china shop approach. He then used up some time offering me the AHN presidency, by which time the meeting ended, and I drove home feeling like I had wasted my fuel and with it a piece environment. What I really want is the ability for us farm dwellers to block consensus without such fuel intensive, repeated, physical meeting attendance.

In defense of corporations, the Fortune 500 was years ahead of democratic entities in hiring and defending gays because of their superior, not equal, fertility rate, which saves their employers on child health benefits and parental leave. Thus I fear that an anti-corporate agenda may also be anti gay, or at least a threat to gay employee superiority.
http://www.change.org/petitions/view/transfer_all_environmental_funds_to_contraception
http://www.change.org/petitions/tell-web-forum-administrators-to-stop-censoring-overpopulation-activists-and-lying-about-reasons