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@jaekwon You sound frustrated, as a lot of people are these days. Is it helping to be reactive to all of the things you mentioned? What if you instead were pro
by ChrisAntaki 13y ago
@jaekwon
You sound frustrated, as a lot of people are these days. Is it helping to be reactive to all of the things you mentioned? What if you instead were proactive, and defined a new law & helped promote it?
For instance, you mentioned illegal wars. What if we created a new law, that required a popular vote, yearly, to continue any war? That would be awesome, right? :)
Let's write some good laws, and get them passed.
- jaekwon 13y ago>> You sound frustrated, as a lot of people are these days You're still in the denial stage. I've been there. You've got a long ways to go. Keep reading about recent history. Next you'll get depressed... I'm actually quite happy nowadays. Every day is a day full of purpose. I'm not reactive, I'm proactive. I see the patterns and I know what's coming. I know what needs to be done. I agree with Lessig on one point and one point alone. Code is law. Not saying we shouldn't try the traditional approach, though. Here's some good news: - http://www.reddit.com/r/restorethefourth/comments/1htaqf/there_is_an_important_senate_election_going_on/ http://www.reddit.com/r/restorethefourth/comments/1htaqf/the...
- ChrisAntaki 13y ago>> You're still in the denial stage. I've been there. You've got a long ways to go. Keep reading about recent history. Next you'll get depressed... I'm sorry to hear you are dealing with depression. >> I'm actually quite happy nowadays. Every day is a day full of purpose. I'm not reactive, I'm proactive. Oh, well that's good.
- alan_cx 13y agoAnd watch the government and any one with enough money to sway a court roll over them and do what they want anyway? Now that would be frustrating.