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This isn't so much of a protest as much as an nonviolent indiscriminate vigilante terrorist attack. > The intent is to disrupt. Presumably the intent is to he
by Aunche 5y ago
This isn't so much of a protest as much as an nonviolent indiscriminate vigilante terrorist attack.
> The intent is to disrupt.
Presumably the intent is to help Ukraine. People need to stop and think about how their disruptive "protest" is actually going to help their cause rather than blindly chase awareness.
- merrywhether 5y agoA lot of protest is more about emotion than logic. Most individual actions of protest are not logical, like each of the individual protesting Russians who know they are likely to go to jail. But when enough “illogical” people do enough “illogical” things visibly enough, the Overton window (as it were) can start to shift as they prompt others to ask why they see more and more “illogical” acts in favor of a position. Some will go to far, some not enough, but it’s hard to predict what acts will move the needle.