RE: The Heart of the Problem
January 14, 2015 at 4:47 pm
(This post was last modified: January 14, 2015 at 4:52 pm by The Grand Nudger.)
Perhaps what older generations see as non-participation is more accurately a shift in perspective and priority? Local, local, local. The general idea being that local change will bring about national change - as an unavoidable consequence. A lateral or bottom up approach, rather than hoping for a top down ultimatum delivered by a single candidate or a handful of dodgy corporate sellouts....either side of the aisle. More than any previous generation, millenials know whats on each others minds...even if they don't fucking want to. We're connected. We live in here just as much as "out there".
Hows that top down stuff been treatin yall older folks anyway, eh? Did it go the way you thought it would, the way you planned?
Hows that top down stuff been treatin yall older folks anyway, eh? Did it go the way you thought it would, the way you planned?
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