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You're probably correct, however starting off, if you start with say 10 people protesting on a local public street you may get 10 new people to notice you. Aft
by lettergram 13y ago
You're probably correct, however starting off, if you start with say 10 people protesting on a local public street you may get 10 new people to notice you.
After a time you can double, triple, quadruple, etc. your numbers. Then go to DC with 70-100,000 and get attention.
- oddball28 13y agoAfter giving this more thought, I agree. Large demonstrations don't happen over night, and it's necessary to start somewhere and gain traction, with the ultimate goal of snowballing into a large centralized demonstration. Maybe what's needed is an agenda that clearly works towards such a demonstration, one that's broken up into attainable goals/milestones. If demonstrators don't feel that they're continually making progress, they lose interest -- or maybe its hope that they lose. And at some point, you need strong leadership to reign in all the pieces.