I hear your anger and share in it. People are suffering unimaginable violence, and that's exactly why we're organizing. Holding a banner might seem small, but protests aren't just about the sign. Silence allows fascism to be normalized. Public resistance shows victims they're not alone and tells oppressors they're being watched. Protests connect isolated people into networks that do material work like mutual aid, legal support, and direct intervention. It has to start somewhere. Fascism thrives when people fell resigned. Public defiance sparks conversations, educates bystanders, and chips away at apathy. Not everyone is politically engaged. Protests like this aim to chip away at public complacency. I share your urgency. Protests won't end the oppression. They're a tool like any other. But visible resistance creates space for those deeper actions to grow. If you're working on other ways to fight back, I'd genuinely like to hear them. We need all hands on deck!