Ultimately I agree. And I'm Canadian but fully under Americas cultural and political influence.

I do my best on focusing on things I can do and impact my community positively.

But not everyone can. And the notion that they're not for the cause or are actively harming it is... kinda bullshit and just further discouraging and disenfranchising people.

Being able to organize , and convert people is hard, not as hard as some think, but there still maybe barriers in their way. If someone can't do it, that's fine, it doesn't make them enemies of the "movement". And if it does, it's not a movement I'm willing to be a part of.

I know you're not saying they are. I'm more venting at this point. I don't want to be a doomer. I try, and try to convince others to try. But it's an uphill battle, and I understand those that don't want another battle on their hands.