“Hands Off” is the right message. It’s short, direct, punchy, combative, and doesn’t give way to bs attacks from conservatives the way e.g. “defund the police” did. It’s also inclusive of every group (except the elites in power of course), while hitting the “no war but class war” vibe pretty well, like it’s a common struggle that we’re all a part of.
I was just talking about the slogan. You’re talking about sending a message through an action. Those are two different things that are not mutually exclusive.
That said, having burning buildings as the “message” is mutually exclusive with rallying millions of people. Personally I’d prefer the instances of vandalism remain fringe events unassociated with the movement so as not to put millions of protesters in danger any more than they already are.
“Hands Off” is the right message. It’s short, direct, punchy, combative, and doesn’t give way to bs attacks from conservatives the way e.g. “defund the police” did. It’s also inclusive of every group (except the elites in power of course), while hitting the “no war but class war” vibe pretty well, like it’s a common struggle that we’re all a part of.
Burning a certain building or company to the ground is the right message. Everyone should be on a FBI watchlist after all the shit he did.
I was just talking about the slogan. You’re talking about sending a message through an action. Those are two different things that are not mutually exclusive.
That said, having burning buildings as the “message” is mutually exclusive with rallying millions of people. Personally I’d prefer the instances of vandalism remain fringe events unassociated with the movement so as not to put millions of protesters in danger any more than they already are.