I was playing around with the next blog button for a while today until I found the antithesis of my revolution is: Libhater. This site is intense, and is pretty much about how liberals are ruining the United States. It is amazing, and I think all people should see what kind of thing not to do. Be close minded. I think part of my revolution will be based on inclusion rather than exclusion, and maybe more importantly, open mindedness rather than closed.
I also learned something else valuable from this site: It is allot easier to get reviews when you right ad hominem attacks on half of the populations beliefs, opposed to writing papers that praise good things that people do.
Anyway, my quest for a new revolution is slowly becoming more focused, thanks to great examples of what I do not want to become.
Tuesday, February 15, 2005
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Hey... you randomly posted "Yeah" on a blog that I published, but by accident. Curiously, I followed your profile here.
I've glanced over your blog, and I find your desire and passion for a revolution intriguing. I think it's awesome that you feel you, a single human being, can make a difference in the world. I also find it "Revolutionary" that in a previous blog, you recognize that "I am the problem" and the way to change the world is to adjust your own behaviors first.
One question that I wish to know:
Why?...
Why do you have such tenacity to become a revolutionary, renegade, or activist? Why do you desire to make a difference? What's the driving force behind all these blogs? And please, speak honestly and from the deepest controlling factor of your heart
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