Perhaps those who consider themselves to be part of the educated class find sloganeering distasteful and thus contrary to the goals of the movement? After all, it's likely those part of the educated class that are going to do the real groundwork on these important matters of policy.
Perhaps if it was a good slogan, it wouldn't need discussion.
Perhaps those who consider themselves to be part of the educated class find sloganeering distasteful and thus contrary to the goals of the movement? After all, it's likely those part of the educated class that are going to do the real groundwork on these important matters of policy.
Perhaps if it was a good slogan, it wouldn't need discussion.
All of these are possibilities.
How essential are slogans, in your view?