> it is actually totally fine to walk home at the end of the day and celebrate a small victory.
It is fine to walk home and celebrate a small victory.
It may not be fine to walk home and celebrate a victory, however small, when that victory is nothing but an illusion. Exactly what kind of victory will this movement achieve? From what I can tell it's another let's-feel-good-about-ourselves-by-shouting-at-same-time.
It makes you feel great, sure, but in the end what have you achieved? Two child comments from my comment have corrected me of groups who are fighting back. Perhaps a donation? Spreading awareness of the groups?
A political motion needs to happen continuously. A day's worth party may be fun, but in the end it's a party. People walk home and do not follow.
It is fine to walk home and celebrate a small victory.
It may not be fine to walk home and celebrate a victory, however small, when that victory is nothing but an illusion. Exactly what kind of victory will this movement achieve? From what I can tell it's another let's-feel-good-about-ourselves-by-shouting-at-same-time.
It makes you feel great, sure, but in the end what have you achieved? Two child comments from my comment have corrected me of groups who are fighting back. Perhaps a donation? Spreading awareness of the groups?
A political motion needs to happen continuously. A day's worth party may be fun, but in the end it's a party. People walk home and do not follow.