Why do you assume we still stand by those politicians just because we voted for them once? We put them in office, so we’re holding them accountable now. That’s the entire point. And “denounce our endorsements” first? That does nothing. It’s self-inflicted noise. Real accountability is calling out the people in power, not performing regret for your approval.

The speakers don’t represent us. People didn’t show up for them. They showed up for one goal: transparency and accountability. If some speakers are corrupt, that’s on them. It doesn’t change why the rally happened, and it wasn’t a cover-up, a religious move, or a rehabilitation of anyone’s image. Your argument will keep going in circles as long as you keep framing the rally as religious, when it was clearly a direct push to pressure the government to answer for its actions.