> I’ve since learned that overly online keyboard warriors are the least important people to convince. The most important people are on your local city council or state legislature. Furthermore, instead of wasting time with hard cases or elected officials who are dead-set against your ideas, you’re much better off finding and working with people who are already interested in your principles. This often means giving up on your own city or state, at least for the time being, and pursuing a “succeed anywhere” strategy instead.
It's best to avoid people who will challenge your ideas and instead create a large group of loud people who believe your promises. What could go wrong?
It's best to avoid people who will challenge your ideas and instead create a large group of loud people who believe your promises. What could go wrong?