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The problem with marching in SF is nobody takes marches on SF seriously -- something is being protested daily.
by subway 13y ago
The problem with marching in SF is nobody takes marches on SF seriously -- something is being protested daily.
- fady 13y agoyou made a good point, but you never know unless you try. i'm happy to take an hour out of my time for this man.
- subway 13y agoI'd much rather buy a plane ticket and head to participate in a large scale event in Washington.
- dllthomas 13y agoParallel events in a few places, maybe? Requires a bigger turn-out, of course...
- coolhandluke 13y agoIt seems that all of the "major" marches, gatherings, etc. in history have all been events that took place in one location. One that comes to mind is the Million Man March[0] on the National Mall in 1995. I'm not sure it would have had the same effects it did if it were 2,000 men here, 4,000 men here, and so on. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Million_Man_March https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Million_Man_March
- charonn0 13y agoIt's been years since I've bothered to listen to the chants or read the banners of (insert protest group) when the march down Market Street. For SF it's just part of the scenery for me.
- dllthomas 13y agoSacramento better or worse? We could charter some busses...