8 comments on Activism or Joining the System or Both?
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your oposition will use it against you by saying your soft on crime and anti-police at the very least.
'Also that might remind folks that the mayor doesn't need to helicopter to meetings on Staten Island, he should take the ferry or experience the local traffic?'
i agree that no mayor needs that.
right now trying to change the system from within the system is not a winnable battle.
the best thing you can do is to continue to inform people and let the system politic sink it's self.
I bet you that people you inform will come back to you after the system has failed for guidance more then they would if you joined the system while trying to change it.