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pennylane100

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5. I have always thought that while demonstrations and marches promote feel good emotions

Reply to HiPointDem (Original post)

Tue Jun 5, 2012, 03:33 AM

Jun 2012

for causes that I care about, when the marchers go home the level of intensity drops. I think that the ideal of causing a dilemma to help your cause is a great idea. Now where are all the creative people.

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Creating a Dilemma for Your Opponent; Why Dilemmas Work and Provocation Doesn't [View all] HiPointDem Jun 2012 OP

K&R'd. snot Jun 2012 #1

Good, powerful and strong. nt. napoleon_in_rags Jun 2012 #2

Creating a dilemma can lovemydog Jun 2012 #3

Well done. UnrepentantLiberal Jun 2012 #4

I have always thought that while demonstrations and marches promote feel good emotions pennylane100 Jun 2012 #5

Alinsky's Back of the Yards group once threatened to occupy all the pay toilets at O'hare airport. jtuck004 Jun 2012 #6