4 ms·
Well, that's a preference, not an argument. I would prefer not to be held captive by the cultural inertia of former slaveholding and/or union-busting local gove
by bsanr2 6y ago
Well, that's a preference, not an argument. I would prefer not to be held captive by the cultural inertia of former slaveholding and/or union-busting local government, and appreciate the assistance of far-flung compatriots in ridding us of their residual insults to individual and collective dignity.
- mulmen 6y agoYeah I disagree that you can effect real change on a national level without first proving the ideas on a smaller scale. Local governments can be progressive as well as oppressive. I don't pretend to know what people halfway across the country know. I don't want specific input into their lives.