https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/nypd-nj-police-to-boost-patrols-after-national-day-of-hate-social-media-posts/4120666/
https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/nypd-nj-police-to-boost-patrols-after-national-day-of-hate-social-media-posts/4120666/
I always thought the best response to stuff like that, hate rallys, protests, etc. is giving no attention whatsoever to it. As in the old saying "What if they held a parade (war?) and nobody came?"
Originally posted by: O2bnVegas
I always thought the best response to stuff like that, hate rallys, protests, etc. is giving no attention whatsoever to it. As in the old saying "What if they held a parade (war?) and nobody came?"
Maybe something like this....
Originally posted by: PJ Stroh
Maybe something like this....
Yeah, that proves my "just ignore it/them" impossible to generalize.
Originally posted by: O2bnVegas
I always thought the best response to stuff like that, hate rallys, protests, etc. is giving no attention whatsoever to it. As in the old saying "What if they held a parade (war?) and nobody came?"
I think the best reponse is to attend those events as a spectator and record the faces of every single participant, then post the images on a website devoted to the purpose. Eventually, some kind of recognition software can be employed---or people who see the website can report--to identify the participants.
The purpose would be like that of those websites that keep track of sex offenders--to identify dangerous individuals. Ideally, they would find themselves unable to get (or keep) a job, rent housing, etc. etc.
