As citizens we still have the power to assemble massively in the streets. We still have the power to remain in the streets by the millions until changes are made. My guess, however, is that it would take cessation of tribal bickering to allow enough sense of common purpose to pull it off. My observation is that tribal bickering has somehow lodged itself into our psyche as a national pastime.
As citizens we still have the power to assemble massively in the streets. We still have the power to remain in the streets by the millions until changes are made. My guess, however, is that it would take cessation of tribal bickering to allow enough sense of common purpose to pull it off. My observation is that tribal bickering has somehow lodged itself into our psyche as a national pastime.
As citizens we still have the power to assemble massively in the streets. We still have the power to remain in the streets by the millions until changes are made. My guess, however, is that it would take cessation of tribal bickering to allow enough sense of common purpose to pull it off. My observation is that tribal bickering has somehow lodged itself into our psyche as a national pastime.