Getting involved as an activist is a very personal decision. Unlike school or in any other institution no one is forcing you to be an activist. Unlike work, no one is paying you to be a part of this. Your involvement and commitment are completely based upon your own feelings, your own morals, and your own passion.
In this sole issue of corruption and parasitism together with the existing barbaric ignorance, each of these general areas, there are hundreds of ways to attack the problem. Should you have only to protests and rallies? Write the editor of your paper? Organize a fundraiser? Lobby elected officials? Write a song? Break the law? As in this case we would propose all of you to start working and planning together to build houses and disseminate knowledge within our community as an initiative act, as one could clearly cite that knowledge is the critical decider of the “real” world’s practice of democracy. We hope that this website would help you all to connect with each other and work together in this passionate cause.

With so many important decisions to make, we say that step one is seeing the world as it really is, not as you’ve always been taught to see it. Then, think about the sort of world you’d like to live in. What should be changed? What would remain the same? Then — and this is the delicate part — figure out how to make the real world more like the ideal one you imagine.
If you look around, you will find many people wrestling with these same concerns, who care about the world and where it is headed. Activism is usually the work of many people, choosing to take action together, out of their own desires and free will. It’s about openness, teamwork, cooperation and courage. You’ll meet a lot of interesting, passionate, creative people who might become your best friends. And even though it might be a lot of hard work, it sure as hell is more satisfying than spending the day watchingus, the superior majority, the slum community dwells in decay.