tonyr1988
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How Grassroots Campaigning Should Work (IMO)
Someone brings up an idea (such as Nov. 30). You either support it or you don't:
I'm not accusing you of doing this, but we can't bring up the same "anti-Blimp," "anti-Nov30th," "anti-whatever" arguments constantly. Let your voice be heard, and let people make up their own minds. Don't try to force anyone to change, but make sure to let people know if you disagree with what their doing.
I just think that halfway through Nov. 30th is the wrong time to do it. At most:
1) Talk about how it's a bad idea while they were planning it, and
2) If it is a miserable failure, then mention (after it's done) that you were right.
Either way, don't nag about it all the time. Again, this isn't directed towards anyone in particular, just some overall attitudes about initiatives that people are taking.
Someone brings up an idea (such as Nov. 30). You either support it or you don't:
- You support it.
Donate money / time to it. Make a website for it. Do what you need to promote it and get it going. - You don't.
Don't donate to it. Don't promote it. If you think it is damaging, then voice your opinion in the appropriate location at the appropriate times.
I'm not accusing you of doing this, but we can't bring up the same "anti-Blimp," "anti-Nov30th," "anti-whatever" arguments constantly. Let your voice be heard, and let people make up their own minds. Don't try to force anyone to change, but make sure to let people know if you disagree with what their doing.
I just think that halfway through Nov. 30th is the wrong time to do it. At most:
1) Talk about how it's a bad idea while they were planning it, and
2) If it is a miserable failure, then mention (after it's done) that you were right.
Either way, don't nag about it all the time. Again, this isn't directed towards anyone in particular, just some overall attitudes about initiatives that people are taking.