A million magazine march on Washington...Could it work?

[BLB68]

Never

We don't break the law to make a point when the point can be made without breaking the law.

Well, with some people, you can't make the point no matter what you do, or the legality of it. Since the only people we can hope to influence are the genuinely misguided and misinformed and the fence-sitters, this is sound advice.

I saw another collage of stupidity from "our side" on a Colbert from a few days ago. It ended on a video of James Yeager threatening to kill people. With friends like him (and so many more), we don't need enemies.

We'd be better off if we kept cool heads and let the other side shoot off at the mouth and break the law.

 

[hso]

How would everyone get around, park, eat, got to the bathroom, sleep? Really!

A permit is gotten for a specific date/time for the peaceable assembly, everyone rides the Metro to the appropriate station and assembles for 2 - 4 hours and then back to the station and your cars and hotels at a comfortable remove from the city. Events like these have been held successfully. We're supposed to be the responsible ones that don't need to be picked up and lead by the hand to these things.

 

[wacki]

We're supposed to be the responsible ones that don't need to be picked up and lead by the hand to these things.

Thank heavens for that. I'd question my beliefs / associations if it was the other way around.