YoursTruly
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Use to be, when a "call to action" was brought up, if it didn't pertain to you, or many many others, the idea just faded away like the morning fog.
Other causes, that actually meant something to many people, like women's rights & desegregation, were fought and won because they were actually needed.
Now a days, it's like a hobby to protest stuff, even if it doesn't affect most people. Like the rebel flag being protested on the west coast.
Or even better, black lives matter. Seems BLM have killed more innocent people, including cops, than cops unjustifiably killed black unarmed people. In fact, it's become such a "fad" to support BLM, that you'll get bashed if you say "all lives matter."
I watched a video the other day where a guy, not white or black, held up a sign in a black neighborhood that said "All Lives Matter," and he was chased out of the neighborhood by some thugs.
IMO, this who current culture is like the covid epidemic. Not in terms of people dying. But more like "when is all this BS going to die down, so we can get back to normal?"
Other causes, that actually meant something to many people, like women's rights & desegregation, were fought and won because they were actually needed.
Now a days, it's like a hobby to protest stuff, even if it doesn't affect most people. Like the rebel flag being protested on the west coast.
Or even better, black lives matter. Seems BLM have killed more innocent people, including cops, than cops unjustifiably killed black unarmed people. In fact, it's become such a "fad" to support BLM, that you'll get bashed if you say "all lives matter."
I watched a video the other day where a guy, not white or black, held up a sign in a black neighborhood that said "All Lives Matter," and he was chased out of the neighborhood by some thugs.
IMO, this who current culture is like the covid epidemic. Not in terms of people dying. But more like "when is all this BS going to die down, so we can get back to normal?"
