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Advocating civil disobedience seems perilously close to advocating incoherence, when it's coherent actionable efforts that might help, no?
by jjtheblunt 7y ago
Advocating civil disobedience seems perilously close to advocating incoherence, when it's coherent actionable efforts that might help, no?
- Barrin92 7y agoonly if civil disobedience produces fewer results than "coherent actionable efforts". The US has quite a long history of effective civil discontent, the highway revolts and the civil rights movement of course being two examples. To be honest I hear a lot of people talking about actionable efforts all the time, but if they're so actionable, why aren't they happening? Isn't that the definition of the term?
- jjtheblunt 7y agogood points (seriously)