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Parental Alienation is child abuse
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Parental Alienation is child abuse
In recent years, governments have increasingly restricted the effectiveness of peaceful protest through legislation that criminalises dissent. This has made traditional protest not only less impactful but also riskier for participants. There’s also a growing concern that some protests are undermined from within-by agitators whose goal is to disrupt and delegitimise the movement.
This is why we advocate for boycotting — a powerful and lawful form of civil disobedience.
Unlike public demonstrations, boycotts are non-confrontational and difficult to suppress.
They allow us to speak with our wallets and choices, hitting where it matters most: economically and socially.
But for a boycott to be truly effective, it requires numbers, unity, and commitment.
To support this approach, please leave your first name and email address below. Once we have the numbers, we will share our coordinated boycott strategy with you.
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In the meantime, if you have any ideas or suggestions for causes or organisations to boycott, please share them with us.
Together, our silence as consumers can speak louder than any protest.
Thank you for standing with us.
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