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The idea that protest is about convincing people of something is such a daft idea, I don't understand where this comes from. Everyone seems to think it but I can't remember any protest, and especially any direct action protest where this has ever been the goal or the effect.
But imagine for a moment a world in which a flash dance mob can erupt in the middle of an Ohio mega-mall to confetti, jazz-hands, and live music specifically to convince you, the one standing in the center of a See's Candies, that clean water is good actually and the city could do a bit better maybe about keeping it that way.
Yeah, that would be the ideal protest. Chocolate and a show. Some good wine, also, they should do that too.
I'd like a massage, is that on offer?
I find massages very convincing