PrivacyMatters
Em 
Protesting isn't a one-time thing.
To be effective, you need to do it again and again and again, and come with more people each time, and shout even louder each time.
But it does work.
It does change the world.
Chupacabra 78704@Em0nM4stodon \Been at it since the 60s.
Luca da Firenze'Protesting' works in one #Democratic #environment
it does NOT work in one #fascist #State as #America is today.
#Americans in the past have entered the #war against the fascists
Today Americans can do better than 'protest'
Mugita Sokio@chiamaluca Americans can't do squat, since the Jesuit Order ruled us since 1776.
@Em0nM4stodon Just wait until you realize you're protesting things the Jesuit Order want you to do. You need to protest against THEM in order for this to be effective.
They're the reason why privacy is at risk, and yet, we fight back against that for this reason alone.
Pseudonymous 
Why no profile banner, Alan? 
Lesley Carhart 
@Em0nM4stodon thisss oh my god other countries get this
@hacks4pancakes Indeed
Shadow, First of His Name 
@hacks4pancakes @Em0nM4stodon No it isn't. You are right. That's why I'm disappointed that the US is in the state it is. 😓
It has to be consecutive days. Like literally everyday. No excuses, full stop.
Shadow, First of His Name (@[email protected])
Attached: 1 image I think it's time that I shared this again due to current events, and I'm proud to be part of the protest. Not many people know about the "Telegramgate" political scandal. This is not meant to boost American morale, but to state an accurate historical fact: one that exceeded the ***"3.5% rule"***, far above the participation threshold. *There had been eleven consecutive days of protests* >The unprecedented protests that erupted in San Juan on July 22, 2019 have since solidified their place as the largest act of civil resistance in Puerto Rico’s history, with an estimated 1 million people (about 30% of the population) participating. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telegramgate #Resistance #Rebel #Rebellion #CivilResistance #Nonviolent #PoliticalActivism #Political #USPol #PuertoRico