I'm going to disagree. We are coming on the heels of 4 years of utterly criminal acts by governments, and are today witnessing revolutionary fervor regarding the government corruption that is being wielded against candidates and journalists, in addition to the censorship and cancel culture that has attacked those that have dared speak out. I am extremely loathe to open this can of worms at all, as government will abuse any call for it to act to suppress protest.
The real problem is boutique protests bought and paid for by Soros and ilk. They can pay half a dozen protestors to block a road for an entire day over transgender weasels or something, and enrage civilians while causing all sorts of economic harm. However, even targeting funding for such actions isn't appropriate at this time, because that will arm the corrupt governments that have reason to fear being tarred and feathered presently to strike any that would fund efforts to demand justice.
I think we are being gaslit by these kinds of protests to produce exactly this response, which I think we should resist.
I will vehemently oppose any calls or attempts for any new legislation or policies cracking down on protests, particularly when we've seen years of governments dropping off piles of bricks where BLM and Antifa will be protesting the next day.
Gather up your skirt and wade through the engineered outrage the spooks have deployed mercenary protestors to generate, and see through these ploys to enable them to wreak destruction on very organic protests that are certainly due them for their genocidal medical harms now afflicting our people.
Thanks!
Very fair and well-reasoned points, we always appreciate your great comments. Have a nice weekend! - Michael
I am very happy to know that my constructive criticism is taken in the spirit in which it's given. I cannot tell you how many times I wish someone had effectively criticized me before I took actions I later deeply regretted. I was probably too stupid to appreciate such criticism then, unlike you.