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ancianita

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2. I'd say he's out to make the inspiring part about "us," though, and not about him. As he clearly said, he's not into

Reply to Timeflyer (Reply #1)

Mon Feb 24, 2025, 01:02 PM

Feb 24

having any kind of "organization." That's intended to clear up all any confusion about participatory democracy (a people-to-people pro-Democracy Movement) and some hierarchal/turf style org setup that becomes about itself more than the goal of liberty for all the people.

Thanks so much for your post re Florida. I'm exiled down here so it's good to know the ACLU's more on the ground than I'd thought.

What did you think of his advice listed on the hopium page link?

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We Are Americans. Fighting For Freedom and Democracy Is What We Do -- Simon Rosenberg [View all] ancianita Feb 24 OP

He's inspiring. ACLU Florida (and other states, I hope) has a "Protesting in Florida" which explains in-depth Timeflyer Feb 24 #1

I'd say he's out to make the inspiring part about "us," though, and not about him. As he clearly said, he's not into ancianita Feb 24 #2

His advice is great, and I posted an excerpt in "Activist Headquarters." Timeflyer Feb 25 #4

Great post, T, thank you! ancianita Feb 25 #5

He's one of my favorites. Dark n Stormy Knight Feb 25 #3