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by neilv
503 days ago
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> You might ask what attending a large scale protest is intended to achieve and decide for yourself if the personal risks are worth it. True. But keep in mind that demonstration size can have an impact. Even just relatively large, not even a Million Man March. For example, relevant to recent news magnifying vile Nazi-saluting imbecile demographics: They tried to pull that at an event in Boston in 2017, but tens of thousands of counter-demonstrators showed up. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boston_Free_Speech_Rally We need more reminders that the US can be good people. |
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What social change did this lead to? It sounds like two ideologically opposed groups showing up in the street to war with each other. In the end the organization just built a new group and moved everyone into it. What is this meant to be an example of?
Seems like "Sound and fury. Signifying nothing." to me.
> reminders that the US can be good people.
The US /is/ good people. Will it ever be 100% "good people?" Of course not. Perhaps you shouldn't let salacious for profit media hyperventilation over the few bad apples that exist to tarnish your view of an entire country. Let alone allow this to encourage you to participate in meaningless street level shouting matches.