4:11 this is most important lesson of this video. Change will not come in a day. It will take years to see a change worth mentioning. But, we must keep fighting.

How do I protest against my teacher for no homework

@doubled6490

8 жыл бұрын

You need many people

@Minecraftster148790

8 жыл бұрын

If u never had homework you would not be as independent as you are now

@doubled6490

8 жыл бұрын

Minecraftster148790 what

@Minecraftster148790

8 жыл бұрын

+Double D you need homework. If you had someone telling you exactly how to do everything all the time at school, then when you left you would not know how to do anything on your own. Homework forces you to do it yourself, maybe with some help from parents

@doubled6490

8 жыл бұрын

Minecraftster148790 Not really, good teacher does give the pupils chance of being alone and learning without him/her, homework is useless.

I agree with most all of the protest examples given, and you touched on one way in which protests can fall to militants. Would be interested to learn about other failed protests and why they failed.

@cheybat5390

5 жыл бұрын

Because those in power decided to crush them.

@Mary-J-OK

6 ай бұрын

Actually, from my research I found that there are very few examples (if any) of a successful protest. Even massive protests like Earth Day in 1970, which was attended by 20million. That was about environmental protection. It seems that now our greatest power is our spending power, but it's also our greatest weakness. It is rare to find people who won't give in to the lures of Amazon. We've become slaves to convenience.

@honor9lite1337

2 ай бұрын

Hmmm

this video should be played in schools across the country and across the world

@ke2

8 жыл бұрын

Why? Nobody wants teenagers protesting about random shit.

@dockoos

8 жыл бұрын

+george do you probably don't understand him, try thinken a bit better for yourself

@dockoos

8 жыл бұрын

+Tiavor Kuroma things can always become a bit better. remember that we aren't living in a perfect society, and we probably never will.

@dockoos

8 жыл бұрын

+Bas Morsink also excuse me, english isn't my native language

@Wolcik3000

8 жыл бұрын

it's a propaganda video, so I wouldn't be supprised if they actually used it in schools

Protests are very important in our society, because without people showing that they truly care, nothing will get done. People have to show their willingness to fight for what they want.

@yellowstarproductions6743

5 ай бұрын

That is so true

It is possible. Do not lose hope people. We Koreans did it recently with our President, even though we thought it was impossible. Keep on fighting peacefully and one day it can happen! Do not give up!

@yellowstarproductions6743

5 ай бұрын

Agreed

@rawpowergroudon1

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, no. I don't agree.

0.20 : "it can force out Tyrants " add to this "It can bring the Tyrants to power".

@mahaphoublue7644

2 жыл бұрын

Agree with your point, since many have done the same way and become the tyrant, sometimes that leader not a tyrant but the people is manic because of their own wanting. Only powerful leader who lead ruthless and fair that can give longevity to the land and peace before getting destroyed

This might only work in countries like the US. But in countries decimated by the US and/or western imperialism in general, a protest or a vote can only do so much and are not the only solutions for change. To be able to get rid of the damage and exploitation of western imperialism in these countries, a revolution must be formed and armed struggle is necessary. Change could only be achieved if power and control is given back and remains solely to the masses.

@alelzarterl212

Жыл бұрын

Yes. A successful example of an armed rebellion was the one in Cuba. They managed to improve their lives dramatically but the US just imposed an embargo on them. This shows the importance of creating alliances with other like minded countries and eliminating the US' hegemony

@CPTE5069

7 ай бұрын

Western Imperialism . Were the peace protests against Russia's invasion in Moscow trampled by western imperialism ? Were the hong kong and blank page protests of china crushed by western imperialism ? Were protests against Myanmar's junta defeated by a cabbale of western elites ? No. They were brutally suppressed by dictatorial regimes. On the contrary, people protesting in the west are afforded the luxury of protesting against democratic governments , where they can realisticly achieve their goals through popular support. So please be grateful that you live in a western democracy, even if it is flawed.

@MohammadAhmad-fi3pt

2 ай бұрын

It's hard to believe that protests can change the future when fighting against great forces, seems pretty hopeless

With all that bad things going on around the world hopefully someone takes advice from this video.

@mustardseed_55

8 жыл бұрын

We must be careful with that statement though. Where is our end goal in the protesting? Most people today are simply authoritative people who want to enact their social darwinism or liberalism where the control of power is in the hands of a few. When everything starts hitting the fan, we must remember that only God can save

@dockoos

8 жыл бұрын

+The Flyingpickle social darwinism? evolution has noting to do with politics.

@mono90286

5 ай бұрын

​@@dockoos Sorry for the necro but social darwininism is the application of evolutionary theory to politics. The idea is that when you remove all safety nets and social policies, only the strong survive and the weak die off, stengthening society as a whole. It is a pseudoscience and directly connected with eugenics and the Nazis.

You have to answer the "what's in it for me" question. Everyone is looking out for themselves not others.

Power to the people

@gouranimations8369

3 жыл бұрын

@Kushagra Maheshwari Crowd = power

I really want to start a protest to rework our outdated education systems so students can actually learn useful information instead of learning useless information like the Mitochondria of the cell.

Hi I’m an Iranian and I was wondering if I could use this video and translate it to Farsi for my social media ? ofc with giving the credits to you

But what is power? -- Great to hear you once more, Eric Liu; imbibing where I can. Percipient and felicitous.

Funny how when Ted-Ed promotes clear, rational thinking, people say that they are just promoting Left wing agendas. Shows how backward the right really is.

@aguBert90

8 жыл бұрын

The problem is that they can't understand that they are just as political and bias (and that's not wrong) in defending the "normal" social structure or by not talking about this issues. When you put "what is posible" in risk you are being explicit and confronting an "implicit" way of thinking. That's the problem they think that its "normal" vs left-wing. Instead of implicit conservative vs explicit progresive in relation to the social structure given.

@popalupa4844

8 жыл бұрын

+FARID S. *Most, there are some good ideas from the right and there are quite a few bad ideas from the left.

@aguBert90

8 жыл бұрын

***** but we are rational and emotional creatures, always. Rationality is instrumental (being effective towards a goal with the resources i have) but the objectives, the goals, the reasons have emotional content on them, "my dream is...". Because it depends on what in means to me and how i feel about it. When people say that they are being only "rational" or objective they forget that they are always subjects. Also is a very conservative strategy "the rationally sound" it's not given, not when we talk about social issues, it is the "posible" thing in the video, it's not given, what today is imposible tomorrow may not be. Because we are not talking about "natural laws" we are talking about meanings and social constructs.

@marknutt4470

8 жыл бұрын

+FARID S. The left's agenda is full of so many holes its not even funny

@syn1183

8 жыл бұрын

The last thing in the world the left is, is rational. They're the most feelings driven bunch of losers on the planet

This video will receive massive backlash, I tell you. It's good for those living under authoritarian and oppressive governments, but isn't so well-fit in modern-day western world. Good video, though.

@mostlynicely

8 жыл бұрын

well ofc it can be effective in a democratic country.. when top leaders make bad decisions you go out and express their lack of leadership... duh

@hotsauce2768

8 жыл бұрын

Well KZread isn't only for us citizens... It's abalone to every one.

@hotsauce2768

8 жыл бұрын

+DF Animated available*

@MarkShaneHansen

8 жыл бұрын

1 month later, still waiting for the massive backlash you promised.

@jakkob5488

8 жыл бұрын

Mark The Gr8 Well, I guess I was wrong.

I think the most important part here is that first one, "what is possible" and who defines what is and isn't possible.. I believe that we're too easily and far too quickly giving away all of that power to people who we're all led to believe are quote on quote "Experts" on this and the reigning authority on this.

Inspiring. Many thanks to the team whom made this video possible. The content is great, and visually appealing.

Step 1:Live in a more reasonable and less polarized era.

There are 3 reasons you're seeing this comment: 1. You're early like shit (like me) 2.This comment got popular 3.You're deep down in the comment section

@jflyer4522

8 жыл бұрын

Pretty much

@frankhill4358

8 жыл бұрын

Did you just assume my status?

@doubled6490

8 жыл бұрын

SEXISM!

@ertz141

8 жыл бұрын

Wohngegend !!!11

@GarketMardener

8 жыл бұрын

Actually, 2 and 3 Also; that's literally all the types of comments. Cheapo

In Brazil, massive protest all over the country has begun with protests in the city of São Paulo about the price of bus tickets, that were to increase by 20 cents, in 2013. This early goal was achieved, other abstracts and generic goals that came with later protests, did not. This is exactly what this video is talking about. =O

At the beginning, it says "1 of 2." Is there a second video? I looked through the videos from four years ago when this was added, but didn't find a second one on this subject.

@andyinnie

3 жыл бұрын

There's this video by the same guy on a related topic: kzread.info/dash/bejne/lZN519acmZrHk84.html

I really like this thank you for sharing

Both enlightening and so within the box, of political polarization, one HUGE obstacle in itself. Is winning a vote a desired result? Not any longer, the US elections show that the choice offered might be a problem as well.

"None of this is as sexy as a protest" Am I missing something here?

@kellyhe3012

8 жыл бұрын

Idk maybe

People Power/ EDSA Revolution in the Philippines is worthy to be cited in this video.

Wow. My India surely is in the need of this!!

@tapan97

2 жыл бұрын

There are so many different visions of India that I'm curious what you think we need a movement for. I agree that there should be one, to be sure, but to what end do you think it should be directed toward.

I think it kinda ignores that the most successful protests also came with some threat of violence lol. Including all the examples given, the state is only forced to take note when the monopoly on violence is nullified.

nice video but side note ,the first sketch about people putting down a statue of saddam husain ,this was way before Arab spring ..

I know that there is going to be a whole lot of backlash in regards to this video, there already is. but this video is informative and also relevant in regards to the kind of education that is needed for the people watching. people do need to know how to protest and how to see lasting change. cool video, I have no stones to throw. unlike many

"Eric P. Liu is an American writer and founder of Citizen University. Liu served as Deputy Assistant to President Clinton for Domestic Policy at the White House between 1999 and 2000." -Wikipedia

@mustardseed_55

8 жыл бұрын

Yes, we know this video is left-winged. No one is bias-free my friend. It is interesting to note though that I don't see any conservatives blocking up highways and other stuff because they are mad at certain events and don't understand the full context behind them. I'll just sit here with my Lipton iced tea...

@pargaw

8 жыл бұрын

The Flyingpickle Exactly.

Now you should make a video on How to make a powerful totalitarian regime to crush freedom

4:02 "None of this is as sexy as a protest" _groan_ Now we need a TED-Ed vid about "how to not choose the wrong adjective"

Loved the innovative presentation method.

I'm watching this from the Iraqi protest in Baghdad #SaveIraqiPeople

so it is like how you do your new year resolution

Each little protest has meaning😎 a chair and sign makes it Clear

Am I the only one who feels inspired from this?

@luxing7694

8 жыл бұрын

Well, we all were, until the "OMG THATS LEFTIST PROPAGANDA EVFHBJSVFJBHSVDJHB" people came.

Great video! Love you Ted-Ed :)

Absolutely Wonderful 💐💐💐👏👏👏✊✊✊

Apparently the recipe is based on a few success stories, which seems to be a sort of survivorship bias. But even if you try to summarize the world history of failed protests you can hardly find the key, because there are never two identical circumstances.

In the context of people living under authoritarian regimes, I believe this video provide valuable advice to prevent repetition of the rather messy aftermath of Arab Spring. However, seeing that most viewers came from western countries (I presume) I don't think the video really provide valuable advices because to have a fight that would have some kind of win, it has to be something extremely popular among the masses or there is some significant event to capture the attention of the public. More often than not, these issues tend to be trivial rather than the important issue that people should deal with but chose to ignore it because it's more convenient to do so (shall not list it to avoid provoking more angst here, but very prominent in mainstream media nowadays). Nevertheless, as with any information one receive from any sources, one ought to take it with a pinch of salt.

Expanding the possible comes across as "Demand the impossible". Don't go protesting for something people think is impossible, they'll think you're a bunch of morons. Get up and put the solution into action yourself at least once and show that it can be done before you start making any sort of demands. Who knows, maybe you'll learn exactly why its believed to be impossible. Don't for a minute think that people who are in charge of something don't know a heck of a lot more about it than you do. Show, don't tell.

More like "How to turn protest in powerful change in the first world" Cause you know, try to make a protest in some Latin America countries and see what happens...

@paulmahoney7619

8 жыл бұрын

If you dig in deep enough, the only way to be dug out will be for the status quo to eat itself alive.

Great video.

I need people to help me organize a protest for an education reform !! We are planning to march on Washington but i need to spread the word and let everyone know we will fight for them and that we them their help

@MusicthroughDHD

3 жыл бұрын

How have the protests for you been? What’s the plan now Covid keeps you home?

You're in dangerous water here Ted-Ed... Dont ruin this channel like the rest.

@silviogrijalva8801

8 жыл бұрын

please explain

@GarensJournal

8 жыл бұрын

A lot of educational or formally unbiased youtube channels have been taken over by liberal SJW's that turn them into identity politic dogshit to further their own agendas. Vice is a great example of that.

@silviogrijalva8801

8 жыл бұрын

+Thermal Fitness recent vice videos are pretty shitty but i think its only temporary. i mean a month ago they gave us a video investigating foced labour in poland

@aguBert90

8 жыл бұрын

How can you tell that they were unbaised? Yeah perhaps is more difficult to be baised when talking about natural sciences (yet not imposible, read social constructivism in epistemology and cultural relativism, if you don't believe me). But when talking about economics, politics and social issues you always analize from a place. I know that it seems as "normal" vs SJW but that's what we call in sociology "symbolic violence". That "normal" is not an objective place is just another perspective, a perspective in which you strengthen the "given" social structure. I hope you understand my point. My point is that is imposible not to be bias... what you think of unbaised is just the dominating perspective. Again read symbolic violence in the works of Bourdieu.

@GarensJournal

8 жыл бұрын

Spare me the verbose nihilism Agustin, you could summarize your entire paragraph to, "Social norms are totally subjective", no one is going to disagree with you there. Unbiased journalism is based on presenting facts and multiple perspectives and allowing the viewer to reach his own conclusion. Vice has routinely turned out one sided fluff pieces and promoted bullshit facts to promote gender and identity politics. Hence they are turning to dogshit.

Wow. That was creativity.

why dont you talk about The Farmer's Protest, India? yk one of the largest protests in world history going on right now

Honestly, although protest is useful at some point, I think that people rush to it too quickly: it's very disruptive and people immediately resort to it to demand change for things that could likely be implemented through diplomatic means such as petitions, letters and politics and that would mitigate any widespread impacts on the public, who, during protests, have to undergo major problems living in the local area. At some point, yes, protest becomes necessary if you've expended all of your other means, but most people don't do that first.

Fight for freedom Stand with Hong Kong

@pluspiping

5 ай бұрын

Sadly the video doesn't really cover what to do when your government (and its violent enforcement) have made uttering a protesting phrase illegal. What can be done except to stop doing business to put pressure on China, who is pulling the strings, which nobody seems to want to do?

Can you please make a video about the difference between type one and type two diabetes

@dreadbaron10

8 жыл бұрын

Quit enforcing the diebeatys binary, wow. Can we get some attention on this. I'm triggered

how can People get mad about this? The reason I can think of is that People Are quite extreme in their opinions and see everything they do not agree on as threat which is pretty unconstrucitve way of thinking. Most People here got that tunnel vision going on

i really wanted to watch this but that obnoxious, short loop "music" in the background was distracting, then made it impossible to hear the words at all, and finally i just shut the tab. idk why everyone is so insistent on putting "music" in the background in videos - do you put in on in the background at ted talks?

Take notes guys. We're going to need this in case of Trump.

@marknutt4470

8 жыл бұрын

Liberals don't have peaceful protests

@ChrisPPotatoIDC

8 жыл бұрын

Hitlery

@Magicmaan775

8 жыл бұрын

I don't think Trump will actually do anything crazy.

@Wolcik3000

8 жыл бұрын

People are already protesting against Trump in a "peaceful" manner. By beating his supporters up, and trying to assasinate him.

@alsamiyasfh4416

8 жыл бұрын

Hillary is proven to be corrupt your pint is?

Is Michel Fisher from MrMobile the one narrating?

hello, I'm a 13 year old girl looking to change the school system with friends how do I do it?

@MusicthroughDHD

3 жыл бұрын

How’s changing the school system going for you? Happy to help as I’ve been involved in a bunch of protests

@laurenhoward626

Жыл бұрын

The prison based learning to which kids are subjected

4:02 "None of this is SEXY as a protest" what the hell Ted ed there is nothing sexy about a protest unless if it's a group of girls in a bikinis protesting but other than that there is nothing else sexy about a protest.

@paulmahoney7619

8 жыл бұрын

What they mean is " glamorous, visible, moving, etc"

@frederikandersen2544

8 жыл бұрын

You're on almost every video I watch 123 guy

@gwho

8 жыл бұрын

"sexy" is often used to mean salient, glamorous, noticeable...

One example of that is the EDSA People Power in 20th century

無論雨怎麼打，自由仍是會開花

plz make a video of superpowers like the force or teleporting

So many people these days see "protesting" as an excuse to have a party. There's a lot of flag-waving and "share this meme if you agree" without anyone really putting in effort to make real change. (The thing is, I think a lot of them don't really want change, because then they'd have to find something else to protest.) The last guy to really make an effort and make positive changes in the U.S. was Ralph Nader, and all most people today remember him for is that guy who ran for president a couple of times.

Didn't understand the second strategy.

If only the people in the PRC new this

What if I get revenge by government after the protests?

I'm not sure the raising of the minimum wage topic was the best example to use. Naturally, it has both good and bad connotations. While most agree that higher pay for the bread winner would potentially give his family of five a better standard of living, it is the mindset of the low-income folks that needs some readjusting. Sure, it may be too late for some of them to make the change but they must realize that their entry-level fast food gig was meant to be a high schooler's first stepping stone job. The plan is to move on to bigger, better things upon achieving additional highly specialized training. It would have also been nice to not plan for a large family while being in a position where one would not be capable of providing for it. Unfortunately in some cases life just happens to you and sometimes you just need to stay at a job for a couple of decades. Rising tuition costs only make it harder to better one's education. This is all understandable. Here is the underlining problem though and I wish it weren't this way: we know employers do not likely being cornered into dishing out more money than they believe an individual actually deserves. With every paid employee come huge responsibilities and additional expenses out of the employer's pocket. Enter the massive appeal of automation. It will only get cheaper and a machine will not require biweekly pay, medical insurance, 401Ks, unemployment insurance or any additional expenses. We've seen Uber just about eliminate the taxi industry and self driving cars will eliminate the Uber drivers. The food and service industries are ripe for automation and pushing for raising the minimum wage will only lead those employees to dig their own grave that much faster. I should know. I'm in the design and engineering fields and I'm in the business of problem solving and all clients would prefer to always increase their profit margins. It is only getting easier to create machines that will replace millions of minimum wage employees and those jobs are never coming back.

22 may. If ur in my countey then u know what that means

Last time I was this early Pangea was still around

Why can't we put magnets near our computer?

@roman-ni9ew

2 жыл бұрын

Attracts electronic components inside of the computer, potentially moving/ dislodging them

People getting upset that the video is leaning left are misguided. the issue is not leftism, but liberalism/neoliberalism; nearly every example indicating that protesting is a viable means of eradicating an issue is still in sme shape or form still greatly lingering in today's society. The civil rights movement, while making large strides, has not solved police misconduct, mass incarceration that disproportionately affects black and brown people, or the underfunding of minority-majority schools. India is still heavily characterized by Western Imperialism and global industrialism, and over 1 out of 5 Indians are living in poverty.

This idea is a half truth. Protests often only deconstruct and demand solutions from others.

Protest alone is far from adequate. The most important is a powerful and wise leader. One who has incredible ability and an equally kind heart. Every single movement are lead by great leaders. Gandhi, MLK jr, etc. Without people like that, movements will result in a takeover of others with greater ability but an evil heart. One dictatorship will be replaced by another.

$15 minimum wage is counter productive to the end goal

Start up a channel I follow this police officer. Because we've heard this

For those of you who don't know.. Politics is a subject of education

Isn't a "local shipyard strike" a form of protest?

dang it

The "no more job-killing regulations" example vs "expand what you think is possible" step is extra funny today because today, tech companies are laying off thousands of people like it's the dot-com bust of the 00s all over again, not because they financially NEED to, but simply because "everyone else is doing it, and the shareholders like it". Turns out the job-killers were the corporations all along. We in the USA also need to grow beyond our placation with how corporations affect policies and politics. "We'll never get the corporations to allow a livable minimum wage again, or universal health care, or universal basic income." Hey but what if we told corporations to shove it? Finally, protesters don't force out an old despised government. The military LETS it happen. That's why the military is often in charge after the coup. And if the military has no economic interest in keeping the citizens happy and healthy, well, who cares what they think of you, right? What are they gonna do? Protest some more, this time AGAINST the interests of the military? We've seen it happen and it's not pretty.

Solidarność

ted ed predicted the future again

@mingpingxie3563

3 жыл бұрын

no they didn’t?

2:05 ted ed curtain

Protests aren't really that peaceful anymore.

@shioshoujo5655

8 жыл бұрын

Amen, I say to you!

@noahmartin2130

8 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it's more violent

@MalkathiusRecord

8 жыл бұрын

Protesters aren't really that white anymore.

@OgechiObiiiobi

8 жыл бұрын

Protest aren't centered to one part of the world. And many peaceful protest go violent when teenagers take the opportunity to be rebels, that's when it turns into a riot. That's what happened in Baltimore and that's why they put in the curfew

@late2647

8 жыл бұрын

Let's see.. do you consider the recent Orlando (edit : Dallas) protest as violent ?

This video unfortunately misses one important point and it is that these same steps can equally cause either positive or negative change. If people intend to create positive change then they must must make an effort to understand the issue at hand by researching as objectively as possible and then making an informed choice. Without these precautions the next step "choosing a defining fight" could lead to ignorant single mindedness in a misguided cause. As an example: Say that people in a society start asking "What if the death penalty is the best way to solve crime?" and these same people did not make any effort to understand if it really is the best way to solve crime and whether the death penalty will have any long term social consequences. By the time they get to "choosing a defining fight" and defining the issue on their own terms, these protesters may already be to focused on the idea that the death penalty will work despite any other contrary arguments. Then if the movement gains momentum after an early win then you might end up with a country openly accepting the death penalty for a myriad of crimes both minor and severe.

@Jacob-rf7ci

2 жыл бұрын

I mean....

hank green?

Protests are less violent than they used to be

yay I am early for the first time

The Peace Meditation Phrase Old Lyran written as: Salome gam nan ben Urda - gan njber asala Hesporona! pronounced as: Saalome gam naan ben uurda gan njjber asaala hesporoona! Français : Que la paix soit sur la terre et parmi toutes les créatures ! En español: ¡Paz en la tierra y entre todas las criaturas! English: Peace be on the Earth, and among all created creations! Deutsch: Friede sei auf der Erde, und unter allen Geschöpfen! Romanian: Pacea să fie pe pământ, și printre toate creaturile! Croatian: Mir na zemlji i među svim stvorenjima! Indonesian: Damai sejahtera di bumi, dan di antara semua makhluk! Arabic: السلام على الارض وبين جميع المخلوقات! Persian: سلامتی بر زمین و بر جمیع حیوانات باد!

Nice

@crunchtoast6685

3 жыл бұрын

Nice

Pretty different than the BLM method of protest. 1) Be a loud and try to take over anything even a memorial to promote your group. 2) Demand violence all while chanting about 'love' and 'tolerance'. 3) Act like the victim, scream that you are a victim, demand everyone see you as a victim.

@TheWizardRat

8 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@BlindBloomer

8 жыл бұрын

show proof of them commint acts of violence

@fancynarwhal8141

8 жыл бұрын

+GimmiePizza Andpeksi Just because he hates BLM doesn't mean he's not black. You don't know. Shit like what you just said gives people a reason to hate BLM. It's people who think that you disagree with a movement like feminism and BLM, then you're automatically racist and/or sexist and it's simply not true.

@andrayalinton3778

8 жыл бұрын

while you're right that he doesn't have to be a different race to hate BLM, you're wrong in that it doesn't make you racist. when you disagree with it, or say "all lives matter," then that means you're okay with the way that things are right now, and we currently have people being murdered daily by our police. not all police are bad, as i have plenty of family members in law enforcement, but there is a systemic problem that needs to be fixed, and by disagreeing, that means that you're okay with this, which justifies our argument that you're racist.

@smith549371

8 жыл бұрын

+Andraya Linton no race is targeted by police, check the stats

It was mostly in north Africa and not in middle east

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if people are being oppressed, they have no moral obligation to be peaceful

@SineEyed

2 жыл бұрын

What if they're not actually oppressed, but _believe_ that they are? Would you then say that their non-peaceful acts are immoral?..

@tyler.m4a

2 жыл бұрын

@@SineEyed this guy 💀

@SineEyed

2 жыл бұрын

@@tyler.m4a what's up, you don't like the question?..

@tyler.m4a

2 жыл бұрын

@@SineEyed I see what ur trying to do w that question and it’s laughable

@SineEyed

2 жыл бұрын

@@tyler.m4a I don't know what you think you see; I think it's pretty straight forward. And any unwillingness to answer a straight forward question simply and honestly says a lot about a person - js..

I was hoping this video was going to include actual research on social change by people like Moscovici but nope

Can we put Brexit on that list?

left-wing policy: help the workers liberal policy: civil rights progressive policy: gay marriage right - wing policy: tough borders conservative policy: unrestricted guns traditional policy: no gays marriage since most people don't know they're labelling, this is an example. progressives want to move forward, traditionalists don't want to get with the times.. anyone who normal is left. Deal with it.

@jiahaozhang1370

4 жыл бұрын

Nebulous Prog how is left wing policy: help the workers??? and right wing policy : tough borders??? assuming trump stands for right wing policies?

Guys,think about Zimbabwe protest now🙈 #zimbabwe

what is there to protest anymore? (in a fully developed country obviously)

@bobbyferg9173

8 жыл бұрын

People who don't like any mistake that a civilized country makes and think that they could make it better if the country was made in there vision.

save myanmar

0:56 You could also become anarchistic

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