text: In reply to message48554: I don’t know of anyone who doesn’t support rallies and their Constitutional standing as a right to freedom of assembly and/or freedom of speech. My question is answered in your response to Deb. How often do “rallies” or “convoys” impact change and what is their effects on the political environment to why the events was even created? For instance, there were rallies all over the country to protest against the removal of monuments and not a single monument that was protested to protect actually saved the monument from city counsel votes that removed them. The convoys in Canada didn’t change the laws in Canada that require vaccine mandate. After 3 weeks of blocking streets not a single law was changed. The convoys in DC after the implementation of digital log books didn’t change any laws against the very thing that the protested was created for. If the things we are doing do not make a difference in the cause we are fighting for at the time, isn’t it time we change our tactics instead of doing the exact same things that’s proven to not work?