Its obviously all a bit silly to most. But there is perhaps something commendable in the way they organise and demonstrate. You might not agree with their beliefs, I certainly don't. But to them it is a real issue, they believe it to be true, and they are willing to get out there and do what they can.
That is more than can be said of most that espouse the correct opinions online. Showcasing your support for online is free and requires no more effort than the click of a button. What's that famous quote, that i cannot recall right now, something about your principles aren't principles until they cost you something. Butchered it. But they were and are correct.
Truly, what is most ridiculous, marching on the streets for an issue that is important to you, or creating the weekly Brexit thread on here in which we all congratulate each other for knowing better than the other 52 percent of voters, practically revelling in being able to recount another failure, claiming another chance to say I told you so and cement our intellectual superiority, fail to acknowledge or sympathise the conditions that led to the result, instead calling those that dared to vote against us names like we are children on the playground?
JUST AN EXAMPLE of wasted breath. i'm not bringing brexit into it. Please no more Brexit discourse.
You have got to find the positives where you can in these wild times. So, yeah, good on them for getting out there. I think Johnson is a huge bell end, enormous, but can i **** be bothered to make a sign, go into town, and stamp my feet about it. And if the news and polls are anything to go by, neither can any of you.