@photographthesun 324608 wrote:
Im not convinced, I didnt believe the stop the war march would stop the war, but to say I didnt contribute when I spent the day marching and what not seems odd logic.
Surly it depends on so many factors to boil it down to, if people just beleived then it will happen, well its just seems a bit Disney to me. *shrugs* dunno
its always the general consensus that will happen. Its always the view of the majority that will get carried out eventually.
politicians are always looking for the majority vote to get what they want, and this is why news is so twisted sometimes… to get everyone believing it from their point of view so they get what they want
because its always what the majority wants is what happens
if the majority of people were still disagreeing with g20, drastic action would have been taken by now. But in reality, although bigged up by the media, only a minority in scale to the rest are actively disagreeing with the events of g20 protest
