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Having spoken to a number of friends and people I haven’t met on the Facebook groups I was in (theme was all car enthusiasts) - not one of them cared. Their arg
by ilovecars2 8y ago
Having spoken to a number of friends and people I haven’t met on the Facebook groups I was in (theme was all car enthusiasts) - not one of them cared. Their arguments were that Facebook knows everything about them anyway. My flatmate also gave he same opinion when I asked her. I can only assume that the general public just don’t care or feel that they have bigger things to worry about.
- musage 8y agoThen stop asking, and start telling maybe? By that I mean state your opinion, not tell people what to do; and then organize with those you can organize with. How many people did it take to end segregation? Certainly it didn't just "happen when most people said, when asked, that it should end". I think there's a reason there is so little positive social change these days, it seems like everybody (I don't exclude myself, far from it) expects some else to make it so they can just buy it, vote for it, sign up for an account or run a local copy. We, each of us, need to actually make our society together. Not just talk about what "happens" to it endlessly. It's hard. It's also worth it.