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The interesting thing to me is that nothing will change. We have gotten a glimpse into how messed up some things are but there's no public outcry for change.
by yequalsx 16y ago
The interesting thing to me is that nothing will change. We have gotten a glimpse into how messed up some things are but there's no public outcry for change. People just aren't upset about the stupid things governments do. Nobody really cares. It's a bit disheartening.
- nhangen 16y agoBecause very few are capable of creating it. It's easy to find fault, but much more difficult to create a solution. That's why nothing is changing. No one wants the responsibility of doing it.
- troutwine 16y agoI do, actually. The road to such enfranchisement is long and hard, however. I still require: * Independent funding, * a bit of age to serve in the House and * a broader social network. None of these are easy to collect.
- yequalsx 16y agoI'm not finding fault in anyone. My point was that talk of labeling Wikileaks as a terrorist organization or something evil are baseless when one considers that leaking these documents doesn't change anything. It's almost comical that the U.S. government raised a stink about this when the fact is that people don't care enough to demand change.