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What could the point of virtual protest even be? Even makes it easier to identify the typical participant if you had any interest in doing so while ensuring that it isn't visible let alone impactful to anyone who doesn't already agree with you.
there are virtual protests that actually might accomplish something, like flooding anti-trans tip forms with garbage data, poisoning databases, things that stay on the legal side of a ddos attack.
i don't know how a bunch of people playing minecraft at the same time would even accomplish networking or recruitment, as some comrades have reported their local PSL or DSA making marginal gains out of these lib parades.
Right... people are so afraid of violence while the right revels in it.
You're right about marginal gains. I was there, handed out a ton of flyers and had lots os short organizing conversations and maybe some of the people we reached will show up at the 101 next week and learn something about Socialism. Or they will just keep putting frogs on their signs...
Libs believe that when 3.5% of the population protests there's an automatic change of government, so by trying to get more people to "protest", they expect a sudden government change.