Internet Activism: Affecting Change from Home

[HadesAssasin82]

I do understand your point and I respect it in principle. The practice by politicians is repulsive Obama was just the beginning.

[HadesAssasin82]

Film making is a hobby not a job. I understand that anyone with a camera is a champion of the people. My problem is with people who do nothing, but watch the latest video on YouTube. Ill leave my news to the BBC.

PS: Youtube is in bed with OBAMA(wakeup).

[misstlks2much]

yeah, i agree that just looking at youtube and stuff isnt really always the most informative and shouldnt be your only political resource for many reasons, but it is a really great way to raise awareness about many issues and i dont think you should completely disregard it as a valid political tool or resource. my opinion.

[IrisRobinsonMustGo]

1) Filmaking can be both;

2) Mainstream network news is often biased, even the BBC is gulity of this;

3) Its up to the indivual to seek out/create news alternatives.

[HadesAssasin82]

why do deems always look so pathetic. Stop asking for money and get a job.

[misstlks2much]

this video isnt about dems or republicans, just how people from both parties can use the internet as activists. if you are refering to robert greenwald, he has a job as a very successful filmmaker, including the feature films "walmart: the high cost of low prices" and a film about the iraq war. check them out! they can be found free on the internet and are very informative!