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How to make #StopWatchingUS effective

On 10/26/13, libertarian and far-left groups united in protest of NSA spying, holding an event in Washington DC. A fun time was had by all, including giant puppets and sing-a-longs. Fun's fun, but to actually have an impact those involved will need to show why they think their opponents are wrong.

The best way to do that is to use the Question Authority plan. Under that plan experienced questioners would ask politicians *tough* questions on video. See the plan here: 24ahead.com/s/question-authority

EFF and the rest object to specific U.S. policies, and presumably they can make an argument against those policies. And, presumably there are some U.S. politicians that support those policies. So, from there it's a short trip to developing questions designed to show how they think those politicians are wrong. From there, it's another short trip to getting an experienced questioner(click to show the rest)
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11 years ago
.@kurtopsahl: can you come up w/ a line of questioning designed to show how #StopWatchingUS opponents are wrong?
11 years ago
.@kurtopsahl: who are some 2nd tier Reps that *oppose* #StopWatchingUS and do you have *specific* arguments why you think each is wrong?
11 years ago
@24AheadDotCom if you want to learn more on the issues, please see https://t.co/meDTRYlX4f
11 years ago
.@kurtopsahl: do you have answers to my questions? Name a few pro-spying 2nd tier Reps; do you have line of questioning why they're wrong?
11 years ago
.@kurtopsahl: let me start with something easier. Do you have a list of 2nd tier politicians that support NSA spying? #StopWatchingUS
11 years ago
@24AheadDotCom Thanks for including my link to more information on NSA spying on your page. Hopefully people will find that helpful.
11 years ago
.@kurtopsahl: if you were smarter & actually wanted to solve problems, you'd find http://t.co/DlAhXLOzFt more helpful than prideful snark.