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Exactly. The anger - personalized, direct, concrete, and intolerable - is nowhere near approaching the level required for a sufficiently potent and widespread campaign of civil disobedience.
I agree with this. I've often felt people don't act until a critical mass is somehow achieved (and the image I carry in my mind is that of a nuclear weapon). Anything that prevents that from happening prevents fundamental change. Nothing cerebral here, just an opinion.
adnoto (re: PDA): I never said anything about what you want, because I don't know what you want. I don't think any of us knows. You've never said. -- Paul Daniel Ash
Also a lie.
How is this a lie? I don't recall you ever being specific about anything you've proposed. You will correct me if I'm wrong (but please don't agitate me and raise my blood sugar level--I'm Dianetic, after all).
