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We've been yelling at the sheeple long enough to know it's ineffective. What I want to know is what would it take to wake them?
by seabee 14y ago
We've been yelling at the sheeple long enough to know it's ineffective. What I want to know is what would it take to wake them?
- mcantelon 14y agoSuffering will eventually wake them up, but by then the opportunities to do something about it will be considerably less.
- zecho 14y ago"...and accordingly all experience hath shewn, that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed." One wonders the level of suffering people actually endure by having to purchase new deodorant at the duty free.
- mcantelon 14y agoI'm speaking more of economic suffering than the excesses of the evolving security aparatus. http://finance.yahoo.com/news/census-shows-1-2-people-103940568.html http://finance.yahoo.com/news/census-shows-1-2-people-103940...
- 3amOpsGuy 14y agoSee that's where i worry about myself. My immediate thought is, how do i get myself on that gravy train :-)
- ktizo 14y agoBuy stocks in weapons, private military, makers of silly hats and A&E hospitals.
- maayank 14y agoProper civics and all-rounded technical and humanities education, preferably life long[1]. Without the humanities you will be left without an understanding of social repercussions, technical education helps you (in my experience) stay logical and methodological. [1] Journalism, wikipedia articles, books, adult education classes, when good and proper are all education.
- pnathan 14y agoliberal arts were once considered the arts of the free - something that has usually been forgotten.