An honest question. Is now the time to change the narrative and call the people in the streets . . .

[Stinky The Clown]

. . . . "demonstrators" instead of "protestors"?

I get that emotions remain high. I can say for certain mine are. But does the connotation of "demonstrators" seem less reasonable for the right wing to attack than "protesters"? We have heard of "far left protestors" but I don't recall hearing much about "far left demonstrators".

Would this change in the words help our side get even more control of the narrative?

[gopiscrap]

1. yes

[abqtommy]

2. I don't see any difference in that terminology. However if it helps you or anybody else then it's

fine with me.

[jmg257]

3. The thing is they're not "far left". From what I see

They’re normal everyday people, sick Of the bullshit. Call them whatever you want.

Screw the right wing, if they refuse to understand. Even asses on Fox are fine with “protestors”. They draw the line at “looters” etc.

[liberalla]

4. I like the term 'demonstrators'. Not instead of, but also... it has a different connotation.

I've been making sure to always use the phrase 'peaceful protesters', so it has a positive impact.

Demonstrating sounds more like teaching, displaying, sharing, etc. and pulls people in. IMHO.

[msongs]

5. call them patriots, liberty supporters, etc nt

[stillcool]

6. I wish they could be called..

Americans