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Thursday, June 22, 2006

What Makes a Difference?

It's been over 1 1/2 weeks since I last posted anything here on RT. It's not that I haven't had anything on my mind during this period, it's just that I haven't had a block of time on any given day to collect my thoughts and write something halfway cogent. Instead of writing on this blog, I've been coordinating fundraising for two state Green Parties plus doing database entry and general records management.

I know that a lot of people would say to me -- Why bother? The Green Party is small compared to the Republicans and Democrats. The Green Party holds very little, if any, power in the US (though this is certainly NOT true in many European countries). Why commit all this effort and time to an entity that not enough people even know about?

This is where I think I differ from many of contemporaries. For me, trying to make a positive difference makes a difference. If everyone tried to better society and our small place on this planet, we'd be in a lot better shape because the act of TRYING changes each of us and changes each of us for the better.

And that, my friends, makes a difference!

2 comments:

  1. As more and more people begin to think outside the box of the two party system, the more likely we will be able to include a greater scope of ideas and opportunities and financial backing to other parties.
    People are hungry for a change. The Dems and the GOP both know it.

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  2. I have to agree. Just getting the ideas out there, allowing them to be heard, is important. We all need to support and encourage third parties as much as possible.

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