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A wonderful article, though I think what's often unsaid in regards to the occupation is their commonality; they all feel that their voices, despite what it is t
by jeffool 15y ago
A wonderful article, though I think what's often unsaid in regards to the occupation is their commonality; they all feel that their voices, despite what it is that they're calling out for individually, are being ignored, despite being larger in number. Little is as frustrating as silence in the face of effort.
- hugh3 15y agoSo they're frustrated that despite the fact that they've been whining for years that the world isn't perfect (where "perfect" means "precisely the way I want it to be), the world still isn't perfect? The solution: more whining?
- michaelchisari 15y agoDo you really think that people are expecting the world to be perfect, or is that the straw man you prefer in order to ignore their demands? And, more esoterically, would the world ever progress if everyone accepted it as it was and never pushed for perfection?