Do you think people living in the places that are disproportionately impacted, who are being used as a test course, and who don't receive benefit in exchange fo

Do you think people living in the places that are disproportionately impacted, who are being used as a test course, and who don't receive benefit in exchange for inconveniences imposed have a reason to be upset? I think a small, non-destructive direct action, social media push and telling people they can make a public comment on official proceedings is reasonable and appropriate.