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It depends on the reason why they think it's unrealistic. Can you actually show them evidence of what they can do to make the world a better place? Right here, right now. Not hypothetically, not historically, but materially right here, can you grab them by the hand and guide them to how to make the world a better place?
I think asking: "If the world can be made a better place, then why haven't I been able to put forward a noticeable effort in doing so?" Is a lot more proactive. You have to start with yourself.
We live in a world where victims are made to put up a show, to entertain, lest they be deemed below the worth of an animal. Or does none of this matter and we're conditioned, by the system, to waste our life away arguing with each other, instead of building something together? At the end of the day everybody's a liberal and will choose their flavor of the flock.