With all this in mind, people called protesters still have choices. We don't have to engage the police. And we can begin, now, envisioning otheer ways to heighten awareness of injustice.

Look at how Greenpeace goes about it. Or the methods of Saul Alynsky. I see informal methods of interaction as much more important than these formal methods, and I hope you will too. I don't have enough time right now to expound on this, but hopefully we can get into this more soon!

a good example of an informal method:

http://pub44.ezboard.com/fanarchismfrm1.showMessage?topicID=285.topic

Your thoughtful feedback is greatly appreciated!

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