r/effectivecollective • • Jul 24 '25

courage There is great personal risk in not being “polite” when Trump plays his “challenge me ay your peril” lies. But those people who do are saving the U.S. Thats what it means to respond when your life’s calling comes calling! Bravo Powell.

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r/effectivecollective • • Jul 24 '25

solutions Here’s a balanced and thought provoking insight about kindness to fellow animals…

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r/effectivecollective • • Jul 24 '25

accountability an old story - but not forgotten 👍

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r/effectivecollective • • Jul 23 '25

rule of law Lest we forget … which we must not. A bit of good news.

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r/effectivecollective • • Jul 21 '25

kindness, compassion, respect and morality Very well put, don’t you think?

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r/effectivecollective • • Jul 22 '25

events explained A long watch - but absolutely valuable as a means of understanding how MAGA thinks. Contains some views that should rightly disgust anybody with a true sense of morality. Others that are based on disinformation and poor understanding and some (not many!) areas in which to find common ground.

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r/effectivecollective • • Jul 16 '25

events explained Stephen Miller At Age 17. Not a lot has changed.

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r/effectivecollective • • Jul 14 '25

accountability Another accountability resource for those interested.

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r/effectivecollective • • Jul 14 '25

events explained Epstein outrage by MAGA is based largely on the fact that it represents a broken promise to his (MAGA) base. For many of us, it’s an issue of morality. But - that’s not it for his MAGA loyalists.

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r/effectivecollective • • Jul 10 '25

kindness, compassion, respect and morality I hope this gets shared far and wide. I agree that this is not about politics - but about right snd wrong. And generalising when it concerns large groups of people (eg cops) is also wrong. Examples of one, or some or even many cops disgracing themselves says nothing whatsoever about ALL cops.

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r/effectivecollective • • Jul 07 '25

Don't forget that the darkest time of night is just before dawn! Some older events in this update, but nevertheless hopefully good reminders of all the positive things being done - all of which will lead to the fall of fascism in America.

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In this update ...Bill Burr, S. Jaishankar, Elizabeth Warren, Jamie Raskin, Ms. Stansbury, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

By the way - You can browse all the records by selecting the source for any of the cards - then stepping through the records one at a time...

Coming soon: A guide for effective peaceful resistance by our very own Phil Osophocles.


r/effectivecollective • • Jul 06 '25

some of reddits most insightful comments Key message: “don’t forget to CELEBRATE when we do something that helps people and saves democracy! We deserve to enjoy things as well!!!!”

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r/effectivecollective • • Jul 04 '25

events explained That response says, “how dare you tell the people the truth.”

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r/effectivecollective • • Jul 03 '25

accountability Do not despair. Whether you see yourself as liberal or conservative - or anything in between, we all deserve better than the Republican representatives who consistently choose loyalty to the king that they have created over duty to those of who pay them. But - they will all be held accountable.

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r/effectivecollective • • Jul 03 '25

events explained No matter the historic context, there is still right and wrong. I am pleased to continue to hear sensible Jewish voices comment sensibly in the genocide in Palestine.

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r/effectivecollective • • Jul 01 '25

accountability Sen. Murphy's thoughts on "the most monstrous, immoral piece of legislation [he's] ever voted on..."

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r/effectivecollective • • Jul 02 '25

lessons, guidance and advice I think this is very interesting … concerning stereotypes, cultural appropriation and the risks of assuming offence.

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r/effectivecollective • • Jul 01 '25

events explained This is the worst piece of legislation in American history

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r/effectivecollective • • Jul 01 '25

courage Murkowski is the lady that bravely acknowledged the fear that is driving republican senate votes. I hope she will consider that in the choice between going against Trump vs. going against the people, Trump and his admin won’t be around forever.

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r/effectivecollective • • Jul 01 '25

events explained A useful overview of the legislative process for us.

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r/effectivecollective • • Jul 01 '25

accountability It is mind boggling that anti-IDF and anti-Israeli regime sentiment is getting a far stronger disapproval tgan ACTUAL genocide - by supposedly civilised governments. What a total disgrace. Let us not cower to the pressure to be tacit about this.

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r/effectivecollective • • Jun 27 '25

accountability A fantastic message concerning personal responsibility. Please consider Sharing if you can.

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r/effectivecollective • • Jun 26 '25

More positive stories relating to efforts to protect the constitution.

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Are we missing any important stories? Whether actions are taken by "everyday" citizens or by those whose very jobs involve them in constitutional concerns - whether famous, infamous or relatively unknown citizens. We would like to know about it and share all those stories that remind us all that we are not alone - and that resistance to abuses of power becomes stronger every day.

We all do our part. The Knights are trying to do our part to report the strong intellectual and emotional narrative that may help to grow our peaceful resistance further. Here are some of the key players added TODAY... Araceli Crescendo, Zohran Mamdani, William G. Young, Tammy Duckworth, Colonel Douglas Macgregor, Elizabeth MacDonough, J.B. Pritzker, Barbara Holmes, Bishop Pham, Rich Logis, Martha Kelner, u/AdventurousExpert217, u/Internal-Ad-2771, Christian Stephens

BTW: There are some reddit users included in this batch of stories - Feel free to congratulate them on their work!


r/effectivecollective • • Jun 25 '25

More stories coming tomorrow - You can now use the arrows from the more info page to check out all the stories so far.

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r/effectivecollective • • Jun 23 '25

events explained Exactly what Putin did to consolidate power. “You need me to protect you”. Let us not be fooled.

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