It's the question in my mind. If you don't have the courage in your own convictions to try to make a difference, then your opinion is only so much hot air.
When I become passionate about something I will fight for it. You stick to social media to show your defiance if you want.....
This is maybe why it's easier for you to express outrage? Talk is cheap, as cheap as doing nothing and accepting the situation.
I went on enough student marches in my day to appreciate their futility.
Never heard of ‘the pen is mightier than the sword’ then?
Let’s not get into ‘when I become passionate about something I will fight for it’ and ‘you stick to social media...if you want’ please.
I mean what are you going to do? Come to that...what do you expect me to do about Brexit other than argue the case?
Talk isn’t cheap at all...who are you all of a sudden...the Clint Eastwood of the forum.
I too went on plenty of student marches. Some were in support of Anti-Apartheid and freeing Nelson Mandela...wouldn’t call those ‘futile’.
Ah so all protest is futile? Mm tell that to the shipyard workers of Gdansk or the the East German students!
I suspect many an old fart thought the same about the suffragette movement, oh and didn't Nelson Mandela actually get free and become president?
Extinction rebellion and indeed Insulate Britain have if nothing else, ensured the issues have penetrated the minds of many who weren't are before!
Talk is indeed cheap, and I for one know that whats said on this Forum is generally pointless, whats posted by me is for my amusement - mostly how easy it is to get under AF's skin and to watch his amazing contortions as he tres (and fails) to avoid showing his true colours!!
If you believe your student marches made a difference the please continue to think so. I'm confident mine didn't.
And no I'm not a Rambo as nothing has enflamed me sufficient to go down that route.
Oh behave. You’re obsessed. The ‘good German’ reference is concerned with those Germans who helped legitimise what was going on back in the thirties and forties by saying and doing nothing. There is a parallel there with you when you make out that those who challenge the authority of the Referendum result are somehow challenging democracy and even being ‘subversive’.
The truth is you’ve spent six years criticising those who challenge the wisdom of Brexit while at the same time hiding from the need to offer personal approval or condemnation behind the smokescreen of defending democracy.