> If frequent beatings by the police don't create sufficient community pressure, I hardly see how being cut out from some delivery services is going to tip the

> If frequent beatings by the police don't create sufficient community pressure, I hardly see how being cut out from some delivery services is going to tip the balance. It depends on how much of the local population the frequent beatings affect. If it's only directly affecting a marginalized portion of the population, the rest might not notice. The point of this protest would be to reach additional people, if it increases the fraction of the population that's affected (directly or indirectly), it might just tip the balance.