Change Means Movement. Movement Means Friction.

Spouting Quotes From Mao, Castro, And Che Guevara, Which Are As Germane To Our Highly Technological, Computerized, Cybernetic, Nuclearpowered, Mass Media Society As A Stagecoach On A Jet Runway At Kennedy Airport.

Theres Another Reason For Working Inside The System. Dostoevsky Said That Taking A New Step Is What People Fear Most. Any Revolutionary Change Must Be Preceded By A Passive, Affirmative, Non-challenging Attitude Toward Change Among The Mass Of Our People. They Must Feel So Frustrated, So Defeated, So Lost, So Futureless In The Prevailing System That They Are Willing To Let Go Of The Past And Change The Future. This Acceptance Is The Reformation Essential To Any Revolution.

Change Means Movement. Movement Means Friction.

An Organizer Working In And For An Open Society Is In An Ideological Dilemma To Begin With, He Does Not Have A Fixed Truth - Truth To Him Is Relative And Changing; Everything To Him Is Relative And Changing.... To The Extent That He Is Free From The Shackles Of Dogma, He Can Respond To The Realities Of The Widely Different Situations.

Dogma, Whatever Form It Takes, Is The Ultimate Enemy Of Human Freedom.