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Right, and I’m in neither group. That’s where I get confused, I’m on nobody’s team at the moment, and when I read a story like this I always, always, end up on
by DiggyJohnson 3y ago
Right, and I’m in neither group. That’s where I get confused, I’m on nobody’s team at the moment, and when I read a story like this I always, always, end up on the side of Louvre, or whatever.
- lukan 3y agoI know, that is why I do not support this style of protest. It is venting of frustration, activism for the sake of it - getting the feeling that at least something was done (and being too blind to realize that it is not helping the cause).
- atq2119 3y agoIf that is truly the case, then perhaps you need to reassess whether you are genuinely in neither group. I'm not kidding. This is an asymmetric conflict of the powerless against the powerful. Obviously their methods are going to have to be asymmetric. If you end up siding with the powerful, well, you are taking a side whether you like it or not.
- DiggyJohnson 3y agoI understand all of that, I really do. I still stand by what I said, partially because I'm describing a reaction that I can only partially control.