If one takes their time to study history of Germany and the phenomenal courage the German people had shown, during the evil totalitarian dictatorship under Hitler: you can actually see how their courage is only matched, by the courage shown by the people of USA.

Nobody ever talks about the courageous Rosenstrasse protest. It's because the propaganda machine doesn't want you to know how to do a proper resistance.

(This is loaded with sarcasm)

But jokes aside I do find it interesting how women seem to be the only ones who were brave enough to actually go out and protest, in masses however small, during the worst times in Germany.

It's a shame nobody is co-opting chaos into productive outlets. Like these people we're laughing at have no clue what to do, we shouldn't expect someone to immediately be capable of independence if all they've been taught is helplessness.

Learned helplessness is often talked about, but remember every student has a teacher. Who is going to teach these people to be helpful? If you're not there to teach them how to be helpful, you're just relying on the environment. If we're too cowardly to go and try to teach these people let's at least admit that and not just mock them.

These protesters are practically begging for a teacher and nobody is there. (I'm not even opposed to going to these people myself, the problem is I'm not in America and I'm probably not the best at approaching them since I am alienated from their environment, might end up saying the wrong shit easily)