Peaceful Protest Is Bullsh*t
Peaceful protest is nonsense that has been propagated by elites/mainstream media to keep average people complacent. Quite frankly, it’s bullshit. I want you to think about all the times that innocent people have been taken advantage of throughout history. The Great Depression and Slavery are the 1st things that come to mind for me. Now, take whatever instance came to mind for you, and tell me what prompted it to get resolved. I bet you it wasn’t done through loud chanting and verbal stances. It was aggression, force, and violence.
Peaceful Protest Fail At Amazon
Just a few years ago, we saw it first hand with amazon. For years, amazon employees had been working under shit conditions for shit pay. They’d complained to their bosses, requested raises, tried to unionize and advocate for better working conditions but been foiled at every turn. Then, as with everything, it hit a breaking point. The workers decided to start striking and not working which Bezos still didn’t necessarily care about. But, then they occupied the blocks of some of his mansions, they even set up a guillotine in front of one of them and guess what, they still didn’t get the minimum wage increase they wanted. However, if they’d actually started recking his mansions and breaking shit, they would’ve probably made some progress to towards their goal.
One of the best philosophers of our time, Jordan Peterson rightfully says, ” the threat of violence keeps interactions between men civil”. He’s completely right because men largely know what its like to be punched in the mouth. However, I would amend that statement slightly by saying, “the threat of violence keeps situations among people civil. Now don’t get me wrong. I’m not openly advocating for violence against anyone. However, in that situation, clearly Bezos understood that the protesters outside his homes posed no real threat to him. Now, he would’ve probably taken them more seriously and actually increased their wages had they actually done something to force his hand. Well, that’s it for today. Peace!
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