salience
March 24, 2003
Know what I've been thinking about lately? It seems we only hear about assemblies of protestors, you never hear from gatherings of those who support the other side of the argument. No one is for violence, but when there is no other option, then what?
Negotiations only go so far: words, written and spoken, don't change the facts.
I came out of my econ class today and out in the quad was another assembly of protestors. They were all banging drums and shouting, "No war, no way!" repeatedly. This whole circumstance is so odd. I have never been somewhere, in a time such as this, where I am not surrounded by people who feel the same way I do. It's definitely an eye-opener.
Negotiations only go so far: words, written and spoken, don't change the facts.
I came out of my econ class today and out in the quad was another assembly of protestors. They were all banging drums and shouting, "No war, no way!" repeatedly. This whole circumstance is so odd. I have never been somewhere, in a time such as this, where I am not surrounded by people who feel the same way I do. It's definitely an eye-opener.
lasaliente, 13:31
