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Politicians and marketers are afraid of marketing green as a "lifestyle choice."
Because what people want is what politicians try, they don't always succeed, but they try and deliver.
All right, how many Swedish decisionmakers and politicians and business leaders use, every day, U.S.-based services, like, you know, run Windows or OSX, or use Facebook or LinkedIn, or store their data in clouds like iCloud or Skydrive or DropBox, or maybe use online services like Amazon web services or sales support?
Most of our current voters and politicians have no personal experience of any of those things, but millions of older Americans do.
This was before 9/11 and before politicians thought it was appropriate to use "I hate Muslims" as a campaign slogan.
And to succeed we will all together need to help and push our politicians, because without that, real far-reaching, world-shifting change just isn't going to happen.
Now politicians and pundits tell you, there's nothing we can do about this issue, Americans don't care about it, but the reason for that is that 91 percent of Americans think there's nothing that can be done about this issue.
They've hacked popes and politicians, and I think their effect is larger than simple denial of service attacks that take down websites or even leak sensitive documents.
We vote for politicians with lower voices, it's true, because we associate depth with power and with authority.
The politicians that we elect and the politicians we don't elect, on the whole, have minds that microscope.
Are we and our politicians to a degree cultural psychopaths?
Why can we not make our politicians change?
So I've spent a lot of the last 10 or 15 years trying to find out what could be that self-interest that would encourage not just politicians but also businesses and general populations, all of us, to start to think a little more outwardly, to think in a bigger picture, not always to look inwards, sometimes to look outwards.
That's what I would like you to do, and I'd like you to use it as a stick with which to beat your politicians.
I think they can change your life, and I think we can use it to change the way that our politicians and our companies behave, and in doing so, we can change the world.
Now, many things work against system change: politics and politicians, bills and laws, courts and lawsuits, internal politics.
In fact, so alien and unthinkable was this event in an Indian mind that the response from the Indian media, public and politicians proved one point: No one knew what to do.
I mean, really, same example: if you don't like politicians calling each other names, stop clicking on the stories about what one guy in one party called the other guy in the other party.
It is not okay that we judge the contribution of our politicians by their haircuts or the size of their breasts, or to infer that the determination or the success of an Olympian is down to her not being a looker.
Communities will need teachers and lawyers and politicians interested in reconciliation and not revenge.
This is something that veteran politicians understand, but that civil society groups generally do not do very well.
In the case of drugs, we needed libertarians, anti-prohibitionists, legalizers, and liberal politicians.
Most politicians in my country want to roll back the Drug War now, put fewer people behind bars, not more, and I'm proud to say as an American that we now lead the world in reforming marijuana policies.
Our politicians boast when GDP goes up.
Imagine if we could hold politicians to account for really improving people's lives.
And actually, our political beliefs also can affect the way we see other people, including politicians.
I said that livestream could turn the web into a colossal TV network, but I believe it does something else, because after watching people using it, not only to cover things but to express, to organize themselves politically, I believe livestream can turn cyberspace into a global political arena where everyone might have a voice, a proper voice, because livestream takes the monopoly of the broadcast political discourse, of the verbal aspect of the political dialogue out of the mouths of just politicians and political pundits alone, and it empowers the citizen through this direct and non-mediated power of exchanging experiences and dialogue, empowers them to question and to influence authorities in ways in which we are about to see.
Then, in 1960, after Congolese independence, it escalated because each camp tried to align with national politicians, but still to advance their local agendas.
To understand this, I went back to Turkey about a year after the Gezi protests and I interviewed a range of people, from activists to politicians, from both the ruling party and the opposition party and movements.
His targets were arrogant politicians, war-mongering generals, and self-important intellectuals, exactly the people who sat in the front row of the theatre, where everyone could see their reactions.
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