Rich countries silencing climate protest while preaching about rights elsewhere, says studyRubberDuck@lemmy.world to World News@lemmy.world – 243 points – 1 weeks agotheguardian.com16Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsIt's no secret that protesting is very inefficient, but it's also mostly peaceful and more ethical than other methods. Politicians should just remember, that people will be forced to use the unethical, less peacful alternatives, once they can't protest any more.Inefficient ineffective Protests don't work if the governing body has no respect for the voice of the people.The entire history of civil disobedience begs to differ. Protests are how people make the government respect them.Changing policy? Sure, do it with signcards and gatherings. But when the people do overthrow their oppressors, it is with force of some kind.Who said that civil disobedience is not force? Regardless, we always need a combined arms approach, a ... diversity of tactics if you will...
It's no secret that protesting is very inefficient, but it's also mostly peaceful and more ethical than other methods. Politicians should just remember, that people will be forced to use the unethical, less peacful alternatives, once they can't protest any more.Inefficient ineffective Protests don't work if the governing body has no respect for the voice of the people.The entire history of civil disobedience begs to differ. Protests are how people make the government respect them.Changing policy? Sure, do it with signcards and gatherings. But when the people do overthrow their oppressors, it is with force of some kind.Who said that civil disobedience is not force? Regardless, we always need a combined arms approach, a ... diversity of tactics if you will...
Inefficient ineffective Protests don't work if the governing body has no respect for the voice of the people.The entire history of civil disobedience begs to differ. Protests are how people make the government respect them.Changing policy? Sure, do it with signcards and gatherings. But when the people do overthrow their oppressors, it is with force of some kind.Who said that civil disobedience is not force? Regardless, we always need a combined arms approach, a ... diversity of tactics if you will...
The entire history of civil disobedience begs to differ. Protests are how people make the government respect them.Changing policy? Sure, do it with signcards and gatherings. But when the people do overthrow their oppressors, it is with force of some kind.Who said that civil disobedience is not force? Regardless, we always need a combined arms approach, a ... diversity of tactics if you will...
Changing policy? Sure, do it with signcards and gatherings. But when the people do overthrow their oppressors, it is with force of some kind.Who said that civil disobedience is not force? Regardless, we always need a combined arms approach, a ... diversity of tactics if you will...
Who said that civil disobedience is not force? Regardless, we always need a combined arms approach, a ... diversity of tactics if you will...
It's no secret that protesting is very inefficient, but it's also mostly peaceful and more ethical than other methods.
Politicians should just remember, that people will be forced to use the unethical, less peacful alternatives, once they can't protest any more.
InefficientineffectiveProtests don't work if the governing body has no respect for the voice of the people.
The entire history of civil disobedience begs to differ.
Protests are how people make the government respect them.
Changing policy? Sure, do it with signcards and gatherings. But when the people do overthrow their oppressors, it is with force of some kind.
Who said that civil disobedience is not force?
Regardless, we always need a combined arms approach, a ... diversity of tactics if you will...