I’m not trying to say we can’t get to organizing, but I’m aggravated at the fact that many times that is the end of everyone’s efforts. So yeah, people should be more used to taking it beyond that. But only providing organizing as an answer to my comment initially just sounded superficial, which is what I was trying to explain. For me, it has the same effect as telling a person suffering from depression “Just cheer up”. At the surface, it seems promising and right, but it doesn’t provide many real outcomes when put into practice. History has shown that just organizing isn’t near enough, and we can’t keep pretending like it is. Many people already are united against something, but don’t know how to take action, or aren’t allowed to when they do. Organizing just makes me think of yet another March, which people at the top seem more than happy to ignore whole-heartedly.