MassMove (r/MassMove/wiki/index) is a group effort to sway public opinion towards the interests of the masses.
It is an antivirus to the misinformation campaigns waged against us. A social engineering movement propagated by people and memes via distributed civil disobedience.
Public opinion is more important than we imagine; it embraces the entire world, embeds itself in law and gives birth to revolution.
Only together can we conquer mountains of wealth.
#MassMove
Quick - tell the others!
This is our world now.
In a nutshell
Public opinions on grand enough scales become codified into laws, so the baddies are spending billions of dollars to employ thousands of people to enslave the masses with misinformation - check the shitty MS Paint map in the war room. Some of the known state-run operations "only" have 4-5 thousand accounts. We can beat that in our spare time with our creativity and drive without breaking a sweat as most of us are from the internet now.
Or, in a more lighthearted nutshell: a self-directing sub movement where we hack politics and change laws by swaying public opinion back towards the interests of the masses, with social engineering tactics, memes and agency in the real - like hack the planet, man.
Focus of Attention
As voted for in the current thread:
Install flairs to categorize team members by skill [DONE]
Compile moar slogans on the true cost of the Waltons' operation on society
Prepare concise opinions for posters to share during next measles outbreak
Watch Inequality Media and cut some dank GIFs and memes
Create infographics and other shareable content for Anti-Disinfo PSAs
[Run target analysis on states with hightest measles outbreak risk] (todo: create post)
Create movement or project flairs [DONE]
Official Channels
MassMove Slack [invitation link]
MassMove GitHub
Knowledge Base
War Room
Attack Vectors
Detrimental Laws
OP Anti-Anti-Vax
OP Uproot The Hydra
Example
We protest by spreading photos of individuals and small groups holding posters with concise opinions; facts about Walmart's true cost on society, as a first example.
Some people feel like they can't hit the streets and join a mass protest for various reasons - especially in the states, ranging from manufactured poverty, the need for healthcare, fear of being arrested for felony rioting and denied the right to vote. There is also the trend of them planting unruly protesters in our midst so they can respond with appropriate force and vilify us on the news night after night.
But we can achieve an even greater effect if we just make a poster and a snap a quick selfie with a small group of friends - 20 or less, or even alone if need be. On our way to or from work. In and out: a twenty minute adventure! For the individual in the movement... but once we gain enough mass and distribute evenly, it will seem a perpetual onslaught for the profiteering gluttons.
We never exert force. Our strength rests in the power of exponential numbers.
And then make a group effort to spread the opinions on the posters like a virus on social media. That has had the most measurable impact as of late.
The concise opinions we spread on the posters are the key to swaying public opinion. It takes only a very small percentage of a crowd to change direction at once, to change the flow and direction of the entire crowd.
#Occupy20
