Hi there.
C'est encore moi! (it's me again!)
I remember when i want back to school getting recycled so to speak, (the course was on the sales of micro-computers, a quasi total waste of time, anyway) while attending these courses (full time) there were 4 militant feminist girls and one feminist guy, i over heard the girls talking about feminism, i joinned in the discussion, but directed it towards the stupidity of the feminist movement, (to be honnest i NEVER heard anything intelligent come from them, sorry) not subtily but directly and they agreed with me, i didn't threaten or intimidate them, i was calm cool & collected, in other words my usual charming self, soon after i saw the feminist guy, before he got wind of what i had done, and asked him:
Wow do you call a feminist guy?
Him: I don't know.
Me: A traitor.
Well he laughed and agreed with me.
So much for convictions, on both counts.
My point is when confronted with a hard choice most people will clam up or go with the flow, instead of going with their gut and convictions, it can be very frustrating when you count on those people, but you can't change the world overnight.
JohnDowe.
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