Civil disobedience can be extremely small. We saw the ex Viking Chris Kluwe do it, and his video was posted here a shit ton. The hypocrisy is crazy to me that they’ll celebrate civil disobedience being performed, but you can’t plan to do more?
This movement makes no sense to me, it’s full of contradictions
Originally commented by u/I_eat_mud_ on2025-02-2411:42:28mejje3g
Yet this movement decries civil disobedience.
Originally commented by u/I_eat_mud_ on 2025-02-24 11:31:48mejh51mWe all know what we have to say. That’s not necessarily what we know we have to do.
Originally commented by u/Trilobyte141 on 2025-02-24 11:53:30mejlrk1Cool. Every other successful protest leader in history acknowledged how important civil disobedience is.
You can’t win by playing the game by their rules.
Originally commented by u/I_eat_mud_ on 2025-02-24 12:34:05mejuij6What I mean is, there’s something to be said for not tipping your hand in public spaces.
Originally commented by u/Trilobyte141 on 2025-02-24 12:40:12mejvtqhThey probably believe that there is still a chance through normal protest, or even the legal system, even though the 3 branches are controlled.
Originally commented by u/Franc000 on 2025-02-24 11:39:19mejipwmCivil disobedience can be extremely small. We saw the ex Viking Chris Kluwe do it, and his video was posted here a shit ton. The hypocrisy is crazy to me that they’ll celebrate civil disobedience being performed, but you can’t plan to do more?
This movement makes no sense to me, it’s full of contradictions
Originally commented by u/I_eat_mud_ on 2025-02-24 11:42:28mejje3gUnfortunately, people are going to have to pay a price for the movement to be noticed. Who wants to go to prison or possibly even get killed?
Originally commented by u/IGetGuys4URMom on 2025-02-24 12:02:29mejnpxoA lot more people that you might realize, they just still have hope that they don’t need to.
Originally commented by u/Franc000 on 2025-02-24 12:41:00mejvzxb