He told me it was a protest
against the evils
in Somalia--
Darfur--
the bailouts--
the tea party intolerance--
I questioned the intelligence behind this plan.
How does silence bring about change?
What if a King or a Lennon stayed silent?
Silent marches tend to draw little attention
I think he merely wants the temporary attention
and faux-righteous sympathy
from others.
Silence makes for great introspection,
but a lousy outcry.
Aug 14, 2011
Aug 14, 2011 at 3:36 PM UTC
He told me it was a protest
against the evils
in Somalia--
Darfur--
the bailouts--
the tea party intolerance--
I questioned the intelligence behind this plan.
How does silence bring about change?
What if a King or a Lennon stayed silent?
Silent marches tend to draw little attention
I think he merely wants the temporary attention
and faux-righteous sympathy
from others.
Silence makes for great introspection,
but a lousy outcry.
