That’s ideal. So much of our time, labor, and infrastructure is privatized that it can be difficult to find an opportunity to mobilize large numbers of people to useful purpose.
But the truly great organizers figure out how to snowball a small activist base into a lively community wide movement.
I’d contend that you then need to do something with that crowd. Otherwise, as you said, you just become a scapegoat.
That’s ideal. So much of our time, labor, and infrastructure is privatized that it can be difficult to find an opportunity to mobilize large numbers of people to useful purpose.
But the truly great organizers figure out how to snowball a small activist base into a lively community wide movement.