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stillcool Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri May-30-08 10:34 AM
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51. I was not suggesting that it would...
take merely a leader. I believe that change is incremental and that there are many who kick the can down the street before the goal is realized. In my own life, I have noticed that when I recognize change, it is already after it has occurred. I suspect that the last 7 years have altered the attitudes and beliefs of many people. I would think that kind of collective realization would be necessary before any social movement occurs. In other words we are living the change, but we may not realize it. It will not be an event, a eureka moment, but a culmination of all that went before. Like a snow ball. Of course, I am probably dead wrong.
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