I'm coming to terms with the fact that I'd rather be true to my principled than 'liked'... If people like me *with my principles*, that's ideal (as I enjoy being liked) but if they only like me because I'm willing to compromise my principles to avoid being "difficult" then being liked seems a pyrrhic victory...

What's clear is that I'm ill-suited to a later life career in politics, as I'm unwilling to compromise some things.

Show thread

Which, in a way, is a damning indictment of the status quo.

Show thread
Follow

@lightweight indeed, the activism doesn't get to have full force behind it because activists face giving up the thing they are fighting for in order to push things forward for everyone. So all we have is guerilla warfare tactics.. skirmishes and shots from the sidelines.

Sign in to participate in the conversation
Mastodon 🔐 privacytools.io

Fast, secure and up-to-date instance. PrivacyTools provides knowledge and tools to protect your privacy against global mass surveillance.

Website: privacytools.io
Matrix Chat: chat.privacytools.io
Support us on OpenCollective, many contributions are tax deductible!