"What matters ultimately in the culture wars is what we do in our daily lives--not the big statements that we broadcast to the world at large, but the small messages we send through our families and our neighborhoods and our communities." Michael Medved
I read this statement yesterday as I was catching up on some social psychology reading.
It resonated with me because I have found this to be true in life.
Oftentimes the people who are crying out the loudest drown in their own noise, and this is exactly what they want--a universe that revolves around the important statements they make, a world that waits on their next vitriolic attack against injustice, a nation waiting for them to pitch the next Big Idea...
Why do we praise the revolutionary and overlook the family man?
Which of these is actually slave to the system?
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