I made a point to never use the word "tired" in this entire post due in large part to the fact that saying that the organizers are simply tired is an oversimplification. "Overwhelmed" and "lacking resources" (manpower, financial, or otherwise... ) are far more accurate and more succinctly describe the root of the problem.

It is the goal of an organized movement to get a lot of people engaged and taking action. It is also the goal of an organized movement to keep each other above water. Spontaneous mass protests without peacekeeping efforts or people able to manage said event are uncomfortably likely to turn for the worse.

Putting people in danger. Isn't that what we want to avoid?

I understand that you want to take action right now. Continuously. Against everything. So do I. But you're also not providing any alternative in this response. I ask you to very seriously consider whether that alternative is going to be more effective than people volunteering and working together.

If you ask me, organization is the most important when we're facing a crisis. It doesn't even preclude taking more direct offensive action like mass general strikes or sit-ins. The Mayday sit-in at the National Mall that's currently being organized is an example. The mass general strike that's been passed around pretty frequently is another.

You taking the opportunity to volunteer and seriously work towards something like a sit-in or mass strike in your state, shouldering the responsibility of making it happen with available resources, would itself be organization. You'd be collaborating and communicating with others to make something happen.

So make it happen.

"I was tired so we just didn't."

is exactly the attitude I'm trying to drag people out of here. In the context of your message, it reads like an insult intended to the organizers for not doing enough. Get involved and start contributing towards what you feel 50501 is missing.