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Well...in history nobody has ever needed a document to start an uprising. And we aren't going to see one (atleast in the US) today cause most people have better
by juk9 10y ago
Well...in history nobody has ever needed a document to start an uprising. And we aren't going to see one (atleast in the US) today cause most people have better things to do with their lives.
- stcredzero 10y agoWe may well be heading towards a future where some large fraction of the populace doesn't have anything better to do with their lives.
- khm 10y agoMartin Luther disagrees.
- LeifCarrotson 10y agoFor a minute I assumed you were referring to King, Jr. He used some writing, but relied much more on oration and protests. But yes, the Protestant theologian is a great example. The short time delay from the printing press to the Reformation, I think, highlights the immense power of the written word. In modern America, I suspect the medium is more likely to be television than text.