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A lot of students are pretty busy. And what are these horrors of college dorm life you're speaking of? Aside from campus rape, of course, but that doesn't seem

• kbenson 9y ago
  Protests, activism, etc. I'm not saying it's bad, just that a lot of calls for change happen when people are less occupied by putting food on the sable for themselves and their family. Change may be good or bad, but a lot of change, all at once, often has very negative short term consequences for most people, and there's no guarantee that with these negative consequences it's a better path than a slower change. Civil wars are examples of fairly negative consequences of massive change in a short time. I imagine there's likely a certain level of population that are activists under which a society is fairly stable, and over which makes society fairly unstable (possibly altered by the vehemence of belief). Personally, I would rather live in a more stable society with a good amount of activism for change (hopefully for the better) than in a society tearing itself apart.