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[–] NoneOfUrBusiness@fedia.io 1 points 2 hours ago

Says who? Your interpretation of it as such is your own business.

Have you seen how people talk about these protests? Maybe there's a silent majority of people who know they're going to a glorified resistance-themed hangout, but then again maybe there's actually a yeti on Mars and we just haven't seen it yet.

And even if it were "sold" as such, that does not diminish the real value of networking.

Networking only has value if you know it's merely networking; it can never be a substitute for real work.

Each event is a new opportunity for new people to join,

Like I said, there's a fundamental limit on the supply of new people.

it's a new opportunity for repeat attendees to meet even more of each other.

Which they should be able to do in the direct action the first five rounds of No Kings have presumably gotten them started on.

I personally know several people who have become more involved in various direct action groups as an immediate consequence of going to these rallies.

What kind of direct action?

Just because you personally aren't seeing the result doesn't mean it isn't happening.

Sure, but it means there's not enough results.