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debbierlus Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Mar-26-06 08:50 PM
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Do you think large protests work?
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It seems that they don't.

A bunch of people march.

The main stream media ignores us. And, they grossly underestimate the numbers of people who show up.

I think marches are good networking tools to meet like-minded people. Get energized and inspired.

How many people do we reach with protests?

Perhaps, a different tact might yield more productive results.

I think people protesting their senators, congress people, corrupt corporate leaders...having people follow them in protest 24/7 and rotating the crew might yield more attention. I don't know.

Just a thought.
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