Demonstrations: Transparency, Common Goals, Power and Influence: (By Mr. M. Svartgold)

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Article Synopsis By Mr. O. C. Isaac

The article "Demonstrations: Transparency, Common Goals, Power and Influence" by Mr. M. Svartgold explores the importance of transparency, social unity, and the effects of power imbalances in political demonstrations. It highlights the need for clear communication between groups to build public support and reduce misunderstandings. Svartgold emphasizes the need for feminists to communicate how gender equality benefits society, demonstrating his emphasis on logical argumentation.

The article also explores social fragmentation, highlighting the tension that often accompanies political activism. He calls for common goals as a means to prevent division, reflecting a desire for unity amidst activism.

Svartgold acknowledges the complexity of issues at play, such as the interplay between governmental power and individual rights. He touches on how policies that benefit one group might negatively affect others, adding depth to the article.

Overall, the article presents a thoughtful exploration of political demonstrations, the importance of transparency, and the effects of socio-political divisions.

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A group that has political opinions, common goals, social issues, race, sex, religion,

must take into account that it can create social division and negatively affect other groups. To facilitate and help the majority of society.

Creating transparency before the demonstration will help her receive compassion and empathic treatment. When there are traffic jams outside, the protestors must show that despite the difficulties on the roads, the goal outweighs the struggle. People at the demonstrations are eager to explain the benefit of the law versus its harm.

For example: If the group has a feminist agenda, they better explain the benefit of women getting equally paid as men. Explain the attitude of men to women today and the attitude of women in the past, and so on. Should they not explain themselves properly, their agenda won't be as clear.

How would the main goal be achieved? What change do you want to create for women in society? What does a law mean? For better and for worse, who will benefit from the endeavors?

What benefit will arise from this? In the case of feminists, they need to explain that should their agenda succeed, the woman can be more independent from men and family, whether marriage is suitable for her or not. Without fear of financial damage. Less violence from possessive men (economic as well), and so on.

Clarify your intentions, state your expectations. The same goes for any group with socio-political intentions.

Need to think about how to channel this law? How to help more women succeed? What came of it? What are the downsides, and explain the disadvantages, even if it sounds negative? We need to present the big picture in order to reduce bias. There will always be someone who will think differently from the protesting group and this will cause chaos and division and other temptations.

The goal is to think outside the box and unite together in common goals. All in order to either keep or change the current state of things.

The goals are not shared. Each group takes care of itself. And this is particularly harmful to the

individual, who is minor in comparison.

It can be concluded regarding demonstrations that transparency of information is very important also in connection with demonstrations that creates a rationale. And a greater and positive influence on the part of the people. When the goal is specific, it is focused and not scattered, and the motive and logic in the demonstration can be understood. This can be done by flyers. informational campaigns. Signage and common motive.

I am glad you read what I wrote. Thank you for understanding.

Extra note:

There is such a thing as psychological warfare. Like in the movie called Gaslight. where the wife believes what her husband tells her about himself. By a paucity of information, more lies can be marketed as truth.