Yeah Rome ' s is my favorite soundtrack . <| sep |> My parents garage . But if they didn ' t let me do that I have a locker in my building . <| sep |> Well atleast the game didn ' t tell him to do a backflip . <| sep |> dont ruin a good joke with truth <| sep |> Ah , but our dismissive attitudes towards the rural population ' ignorant ', ' easy to incite ' only leads to them ignoring what we have to say . We ' ve seen that happen in the UK and in America now facts , figures and expert opinion are ignored because people are tired of liberal elitism . This is a human response to being sidelined both socially and economically by the big cities . When there ' s a poor economic situation , people worry more about themselves they ' re not necessarily racist or uncaring , it ' s just that their needs and the needs of their families come first . European states tend to have more liberal outlooks since their people have a better quality of life one can afford to worry about one ' s neighbours , and pay attention to other concerns like regulations and privacy . The higher level of education means that complex issues can be understood more widely and people can develop educated opinions . This is much more difficult in a country like Sri Lanka where education is rather shite apart from basic literacy . When you ' re less educated it ' s tougher to understand the wider social and political issues , and if you ' re struggling to earn money you don ' t have the time to spend figuring out this stuff . So one is more likely to take politicians at their word and place their trust in simple and often impossible promises . It ' s a neverending cycle shitty politicians voted in by less educated people , politicians keeping the educational system weak for their own benefit . It takes only one I guess my point is , you can ' t really blame people for having different opinions when they simply don ' t have the education to make an educated judgement .