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Originally Posted by sigmadiva
For them, clicking a face-book page is their reality. That is about the level that they want to participate.
And not unless you ask each and every person their real reason for just clicking a link, you will never really know their situation.
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The point is clicking on a facebook page (in this certain situation and case) is downright lazy. You can't really use yourself as an example because you are obviously trying to make a difference. Online petitions, cutting porch lights on, and changing profile pictures to Caylee is not going to do a damn thing to change or help anyone's community. No matter the situation, most people can donate an hour of their time a week to volunteer somewhere in someway. I doubt many of these people that are so angered by all of this will step away from their computer screens to actually get out in their communities and put forth a real effort.
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