This does come from a liberal standpoint but: are the protests against Trump & Elon really going to change their minds? I mean…just Trump is a stubborn person, will he really find empathy and change what he’s doing?
This does come from a liberal standpoint but: are the protests against Trump & Elon really going to change their minds? I mean…just Trump is a stubborn person, will he really find empathy and change what he’s doing?
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Organization and long-term collective action are what affect real political change. Protests are a tactic; part of a larger process.
Power in Movement is a good book on this topic by Sidney Tarrow.
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Did Jan 6th convince you that Trump won the election?
There’s your answer.
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