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Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov What? I'm pretty sure I specifically said I don't care what the cause is, protesting doesn't work because it's annoying.

Interesting. Have you ever attended a protest before? Your statement is lazy as fuck. You catching that Bra. Why dont you quote me something else you have read from a book and not expierenced first hand. Maybe why you are at it you can tell everyone here what war is like too.

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Originally posted by BARS-N-STARS Interesting. Have you ever attended a protest before? Your statement is lazy as fuck. You catching that Bra. Why dont you quote me something else you have read from a book and not expierenced first hand. Maybe why you are at it you can tell everyone here what war is like too.

*sigh*

Yes son, I've been to a protest before, and I live in DC and work next to the White House, so I walk through them on a daily basis. They're ineffective.

Of all the things to say I must have read in a book, that was a pretty bad choice. Though that said, an empirical study of the correlation between popular protest and policy change would be an interesting article to submit to the Journal of American Political Science...

Mass mailings have greater effect, because those actually require a response (and individuals to attach their name to something instead of joining a faceless mob).

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protests don't work?

bitches, apes, vietnam, and fags are examples to refute that.