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I'll say it again. You're confused about the difference between strategy and structure. Having a sit-in, general strike, etc, is a strategy. Before you do that, you need a populace ready to take part in that activity. Right now there isn't any. This seems pretty clear. Neither you nor Adnoto have offered ways of mobilizing the population; in fact, you claim its impossible in America. And yet you're defending Adnoto. That's not his claim. He claims that he has laid out specifics for a non-electoral and political strategy, and that no one will heed them. That's obviously not true, he has offered no strategies, only actions that a mobilized population could undertake--this is the difference between plot and special effects.
Adnoto seems to want Glenn to do the mobilizing. You insist the specifics have been laid out but we remain inured due to hard-heartedness. Not true, for the reasons just stated.
And please shorten your posts. That's just respectful.
