The Harvard Gazette
Nonviolent resistance proves potent weapon
Michelle Nicholasen
February 4, 2019
9 min read
Erica Chenoweth discovers it is more successful in effecting change than violent campaigns
https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2019/02/why-nonviolent-resistance-beats-violent-force-in-effecting-social-political-change/
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If you are participating in a nokings.org protest June 14, please, please, at a minimum, if other participants (or pro-47 regime instigators) engage in violence or property damage anywhere near you, please heed this advise (and help spread the word).
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Facebook post from Shannon Coleen re-posted by Jimmy Kimmel Live
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From this moment forward, at every protest, we must do the following:
ℹ️ The moment violence or property damage begins, EVERY OTHER PROTESTER must immediately sit on the floor or the ground in silence, with signs down.
📷 The media (or a someone) needs to film this. This will reveal paid fake thugs posing as protesters becoming violent.
❤️The sitting down must spread like a "wave" in a football stadium throughout the crowd of protesters.
‼️Local police officers will immediately see WHO is doing the damage, and the rest of us will demonstrate our non-violent innocence and retain our ➡️Constitutional right ⬅️ to peaceful protest.
💯Retweet, repost, and shout it from the rooftops at every protest you attend!
#Gandhi #passiveresistance #pacifists #NoViolenceAllowed #PeacefulProtestOnly
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See also deescalation resources compiled by Hands Off organizers here.