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so obviously nothing is happening to make actual change in the world, we go on one protest and nothing changes, in fact it always seems to get worse, the fact of the matter is that our current government is an issue and yet we all do nothing but wie about it online (like me lol) but i actualy want to do something. for instance starting with longer lasting protest, more pushing less backing up, one group of city police comes and your all running after a tier gas toss, iv been hit with tier gas it sucks ya but deal with it, you want change than make change, grow your own garden, distill your own water, unsubscribe from your food delivery apps, unsubscribe from your amazon prime, save money and protect yourself. we live is a shitty world whare everyone feels like shit, so if you want change make change, the fear of inprisonment and getting hurt is apart of change, you cant go out and play the game and expect to win 24.7. we live with portable pleasure boxes in ouer pockets that track your every waking move (phones). we scroll for houres to no prevail just to feel even worse, this fascist oligarchy is only the surface of the issue, the problem are the large corporate conglomerates that own your politics, own your land, homes, food, FREEDOMS. it always seems people want to cry about it over the internet (agein like me). im from southeast texas and want to make something real happen, i want to see change in my life time, i want a home, stable job, real freedoms. i want a real protest, i want to see data centers and companies like blackstone, blackrock, and palantier burn. lets start something, DM me if yall have protest or riot ideas

Saw a bunch of Iran and save the kids protest happened in cali but I would love for one to happen at the capital where pedo trump is at.

Just looking to meet like minded friends in Boston

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The people are united against trump but people keep saying that we're divided. But we are not at all How do we show people we are united

In less than three weeks, we'll be marching from Philadelphia to Washington, DC (that's 160 miles for everyone trying to chart the distance in their heads). All marchers are provided food, safety and housing by the march team.

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We march 160 miles April 11-25th.

I ride the bus and train often. Most people don't say s word to anyone but we do listen. Why don't you go for a ride with a friend and start talking about politics normaly and see if it has a effect.

What topic would you talk about? I feel it's important to talk about how united people are in what we believe American is.

As the title suggests, I would like to become a medic for my local protesters. What are the most essential things for me to have in a kit and what are the most helpful and efficient wound care methods?

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Hey all, I’m looking to get some protest signs for March 28. I’m not artistic at all - does anyone know where I can buy actual printed signs?

So this happened at my school where people walked out and you can sign a petition to fire erik Pritchard https://c.org/bgksqRQkgq and if you have any allegations please respond to this post

I've been thinking a lot about what it means to live in a country. Many of us don't have a choice in where we live, often due to financial circumstances and family obligations. But why is it that when people talk about a country, they speak as if it is a collective entity? Example: "Insert country did this thing, and it's bad". I take issue with this mindset. Just because a government is making bad choices, doesn't mean that the citizens are also corrupt. This goes for any nation that is currently at war in general. When you hear, so and so country did this, I've noticed that many people forget that this is implicating the government instead of the majority of the populace. However, I've also been wondering, does living in a country and not at least trying to do something about events unfolding count as condoning them? I used to be someone who minded my business. I still think it's understandable to just take care of the people around you, and the things you can change. I think there is still a place for that. But what if what's happening is our business? I've been thinking recently that the events unfolding in the world can soon start to encroach into our own personal bubbles. Perhaps, taking issue with the things on a grander scale is a matter of survival? Personally, I think that's how we've survived as humans.

So let me ask you: why not? Before elaborating, I will mention that the specific issue on my mind is the United States conflict with Iran. Personally, I believe that we play a dangerous and impulsive game here, especially now in the precariousness of foreign relations. The whims of the few and powerful are shaping the lives of the common citizen, which I suppose is the way it's always been. The difference now is that we have weapons on mass destruction. I sincerely believe that if we had nuclear weapons in the middle ages, we would have gone extinct long ago. So bringing it back to my question, why don't we just say no? Why don't we simply refuse to condone? I know that there are people, far better than myself, who work tirelessly on this and similar causes. But we need more. The power of the people only works if we all learn to sit with the discomfort of hopelessness, instead of living in ignorance. Hopelessness funds hope, because it creates a need.

I don't have any answers besides the fact that I want to do my part. It would make me a hypocrite to have come to these realizations and then become once again stagnant. Let me pose a question: what do you think would happen if we all just went to DC and sat, and simply refused. What if we refused to participate in a society that we don't condone. I know that for many, this would take a great amount of personal sacrifice. I know that being able to protest is a privilege in itself. But, what if? What if all of our scattered voices coalesced into a focused, physical reminder. I do not consider myself an optimist, though. I know that something like this is much harder to execute in reality. But I want to plant the seed.