> more than 400 had gathered in New York City and Washington, D.C.
That's depressing.
That's depressing.
most of the people are waving it goodbye by being at home browsing facebook.
And then the next question:
What must future potential whistleblowers feel, when they're forced to think "the public doesn't give a f##k".
I feel, as a whole, we're currently just not worth the brave wo/men.
I think people do care, but not if they have to give up spending time with their families.
So in the end, it all comes down to economic pressure.
People don't earn enough/can't/won't take holidays and therefor have no time to defend themselves and democracy.
The next question then becomes:
Who creates and maintains this economic pressure? Who wants the middle class gone?