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They actually leave me quite hopeful because they reinforce my view of the world and are popular. What I'm reasonably convinced of is that when millennials and
by hkt 6y ago
They actually leave me quite hopeful because they reinforce my view of the world and are popular.
What I'm reasonably convinced of is that when millennials and younger cohorts start to tip the electoral scales in 15 years time, there will be an outbreak of harmony and consensus on an awful lot of things, and people like Curtis will have shaped really quite a lot of that.
- Mediterraneo10 6y agoI don’t see grounds for optimism. People believed in a bright future that would come when the generation of May '68 got more involved in voting, and were able for stand for election themselves. Yet what happened was those idealistic young people became less radical in the interim, and many signed up to a vogue of mercenary privatization and bourgeois urban development that was virtually the opposite of their earlier views.