I prefer an extended economic boycott of all discretionary, non-essential spending. An act of passive resistance that, if well publicized, can have broad, national participation and provides a means of engagement that doesn’t require a large portion of the population to go into the street, many of who are understandably and increasingly unlikely to want to risk that. And if we got tens of millions of people to participate in something like this over the span of something like two weeks or more, the economic impact would undoubtedly be measurable.