Of course, everything could
> have been done better. But on balance such inevitable negatives amount
> to a very small part of what was a big victory for our movement. Such
> victories are rare, and often they do not last, so I think it’s best to
> savor them when they happen.
Really? Did the A20 event get any coverage outside of Washington, DC? Any articles in Newsweek or Time?
A20 was an encouraging turnout of solidarity during a hostile time, but it was far from a big victory.
And, Jack, it's not *one* movement anyway. Stop lumping different movements into the same one. I know that you left sectarians want one big movement, so you can "lead" it, but you guys don't understand how out of touch with contemporary activism you are.
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