Where I begin to disagree...
1) I don't we are made up of "groups" but I also don't believe in individualism.
I do agree that we consent to our oppression.
But, the awful thing is - most people don't even realize they are oppressed.
They think everything is fine.
They are totally oblivious to the fact that a lot of these things are going on.
Which goes back to why I strongly believe that education is such an important factor.
Which are you?
1) I don't we are made up of "groups" but I also don't believe in individualism.
- I believe that we are all one.
- When we divide ourselves and create these hierarchies we hurt ourselves and go against our nature of oneness.
- I understand that in functional society there is a great divide of the have and have nots, but I strongly believe focusing on that divide is counterproductive.
- Anyone advocating revolution should hope that we are creating unity.
- How do we take the systems apart brick by brick without knowing how to?
- How do we take the systems apart if we don't even realize they are there?
- I get what she is saying but, there must be a revolution of the mind before there is a manifestation of it.
- I don't believe everyone has to be on board, nor that we must systematically wait (generations) for people to understand - but I think it's silly to think education isn't a factor.
I do agree that we consent to our oppression.
But, the awful thing is - most people don't even realize they are oppressed.
They think everything is fine.
They are totally oblivious to the fact that a lot of these things are going on.
Which goes back to why I strongly believe that education is such an important factor.
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