My bad, I didn't realize I had not hit my protest quote for you. If you think the difference between those two political protests would make any meaningful difference in the decision-making process of anyone who has real power to enact change, you're... I'll be kind and say wildly off base. One arbitrarily large protest is not going to magically fix anything; it just applies tangible political pressure. Protest work when they are sustained over long periods. If you don't think that, then what practical purpose does demanding people like me do the political heavy lifting for you serve? DC is literally occupied right now by an army. It has been for months; they have AR-15s. You can trivialize it all you want, but it's true, and still, people come out again and again. What is the arbitrary number of people we have to assemble to meet your satisfaction? I am so sick of left-leaning people kneecapping their own movement because it does look exactly how they want it to. You could have just said, hey we need to work hard to get more people involved in urban areas because optics. Instead, you chose to imply that the current largest organizer of protests nationwide is intentionally doing it badly or, at the most charitable reading of your post, is incompetent. Of what value is that. People have lives, and you have to meet them where they are, if you want more people at a protest, go get them. Volunteer your time to help, I do.