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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3I often try to explain this to my co-workers and they agree.
Yet we have to work to earn a wage to live.
How do we know if there is a revolutionary war to overthrow the present system that it will be quickly replaced with better or worse?
I would like something better but I don't want to lose what little I have already.
A very common dilemma, Fran .. tempting tho it is for some to 'lead' or assume the role of toy revolutionary, I have learnt that every group has its own set of circumstances to deal with. From the little you mention I would probably start with solidarity in the workplace (you and your fellows seem to be in "agreement" on a number of issues already!)
Develop that "agreement" into an active force for improvement with specific achievable goals. That is a good start; ours is not a violent war of revolution, it is rather a steady process of attrition based on sound principles to suit local situations -- no rules or leaders just consensus and unwavering persistence.
It works! Good luck.
"I would like something better but I don't want to lose what little I have already"
Remember what Benjamin Franklin said:
"They who would give up an essential liberty for temporary security, deserve neither liberty or security."
Anyway the likelihood of a real revolution in Ireland is pretty close to ZERO.
Go back to sleep and don't forget to keep paying your mortgage.
Then nothing will happen to you.