LisPi on Nostr: nprofile1q…m3wka nprofile1q…y5n8f And this also illustrates a major issue with ...
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Most people have no idea how activism works, how to get changes done (petitions rarely work, but civil disobedience & "peaceful" action (direct action like sabotage isn't considered violent in this case) beyond ~3.5% participation generally works) or how to organize.
Most people are allienated from their political system and consider voting their only option.
A *significant* part of the blame is with the education system here, where they did their utmost to say as little as possible about either political activism and/or labor activism. Another part of the blame is with the rest of society around it, which has not seen fit to substitute something else where the schools fail to do their job.
Most people have no idea how activism works, how to get changes done (petitions rarely work, but civil disobedience & "peaceful" action (direct action like sabotage isn't considered violent in this case) beyond ~3.5% participation generally works) or how to organize.
Most people are allienated from their political system and consider voting their only option.
A *significant* part of the blame is with the education system here, where they did their utmost to say as little as possible about either political activism and/or labor activism. Another part of the blame is with the rest of society around it, which has not seen fit to substitute something else where the schools fail to do their job.