Offtopic - Re: [Gllug] Geforce2

[Roger Wernersson]

I disagree.

That might be true for some politicians, but the politically active
people I know, me included, is in it to make a change.

I would mouch rather read books, watch films, play computergames or
whatever than put time and effort into trying to change the world. But
concidering the state of the world, I can't _not_ be political. I'd love
to be ignorant again, but I just can't seem to unknow what I know.

Do not judge everyone based upon you own views!

/Roger, should've taken the blue pill

Paul Brazier wrote:
> 
> > Changing opinions takes time.  For instance, few would vote for a
> > party that endorsed slavery or denied the vote to women these days -
> > whereas this was general political thinking a century ago.
> 
> I think these changes were brought about more by direct action by slaves
> and women themselves rather than kindly brought about by some nice
> liberal politician.
> 
> Anyone with power, be that financial or political, always has an
> interest in maintaining the status quo since that got them where they
> were in the first place.
> 
> Paul.
> 
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