Thats hardly the point. Famine in Africa doesn't affect me but I don't agree with it and it's kind of important to do something about it don't you think? Are you OK with your government trampling over your friends and childrens rights because it doesn't affect you? What a good friend you must be. A selection of your quotes to back this up:my breakfast. wrote:As if the student fee hike would affect him in any way.
You sound charming.my breakfast. wrote:The kids younger than me will pay more for their edumucations. Hahahahahaha. So what? I don't care. It sucks to be them. Royally. However I am not them.
This line makes NO sense, or you don't know what apathy means, or you totally contradicted your first line totally. Foolish.my breakfast. wrote:You grow out of that stuff when you realise that apathy is the only tool that actually shifts any real weight.
Really? Where did you get these figures from exactly? I mean seriously?my breakfast. wrote:when the average student seems to live 50% of the time in a Jack Wills outlet I find it hard to think that the already privelidged 24% will have to give up uni as a choice.
No it won't iron itself out naturally. Politics are fluid. They are based on action and reaction. Believe it or not you, me and we actually INFLUENCE things by what we say or do. If you're happy for your Government to tell you exactly what to do then go and live in any one of the dictatorships around the globe that actively suppress its people and let me know how you get on.my breakfast. wrote:The system will iron itself out OR create massive social underclass of people with half-assed and half-finished degrees gnawing for jobs.
To continue the point (as you don't seem clear on this), in case you hadn't noticed, politics is not a system that simply adapts and changes naturally. It is a process of democracy involving regular human beings of which we are all a part. If we do not communicate our beliefs and fight for them every now and then (whether we win or not) then we allow people to walk all over us and history shows that totalitarianism can and will evolve.my breakfast. wrote:Again, the system will adapt or change. Nothing can influence it.
But it sounds like you're happy with someone taking control of your life because you appear to have no moral compass or spine.
I suspect that you're not trolling here and that this is actually your view, in which case I refuse to let it pass unchallenged. I find it particularly hard to imagine that you're a Pink Floyd fan at all... have you ever listened to the lyrics?