And I'm curious, has a political sign ever changed your views or influenced your vote in one way or another? If anybody has ever had that experience, let me know now, I'm not asking that rhetorically at all
Sudha Varadarajan
@sudha · 1:25
Hey, Phil, that's an excellent question. And since you posed the question to the international community, it occurred to me in America, at least people out of their own free will put up these signs on their front yard
Jack McKinley
@Liberty_Jack · 4:42
But like I said, the majority of what dissuade my political thought social media presence. I think in the future where we used to see yard signs, I think we're going to start seeing memes
Samuel Lacuna
@Sarlax · 4:53
We don't have a lot of opportunities formally as citizens to get involved in politics without actually becoming a politician or just casting our vote. Contributing money and time is useful, but so is raising awareness, and I've had the personal experience. I don't use signs, but I've got bumper sticker magnets. I wear buttons, I wear campaign hats, and I've had a lot of conversations with strangers as a consequence of that