Raising the flag of dissent in Atlanta, Chase is calling all Libertarians to a rhetorical showdown at Atlanta City Hall on June 5th.
Action, Action, Action
All right, all you liberty-lovers in Georgia, especially the ones in and around the radiant city of Atlanta. There’s a storm brewing on June 5th, and the epicenter is none other than the halls of power themselves, the Atlanta City Hall. It’s an open call, a rallying cry for all those brave enough to speak up against ‘Cop City’ and the other beasts that darken our doorstep: police militarization, justice reform – the whole shebang.
The Power of the Many
Whether you’re an eloquent speaker or just another wallflower, your presence counts. You’ve got two whole minutes to speak your mind, and if you’d rather not, come cede your time to someone who’s more vocally inclined; I know Chase will take all those precious minutes.
This assembly is an opportunity to articulate the libertarian position on issues that are vital to liberty in Atlanta. The issues at hand are as hard and real as the ground beneath our feet – especially the ominous ‘Cop City.’ This event will draw a motley crew from all corners of ideological space, but we must keep our eyes trained on the beast at hand. This isn’t the time for ideological skirmishes over economics or petty disagreements. We are here, united, to oppose the looming shadow of an overly armed police force and to champion justice reform.
Set and Setting
The meeting begins at 1 P.M., but we start the fun by signing up for public comments at 11 A.M. Don’t worry if you can’t stay throughout or if public speaking isn’t your cup of tea. Just pass your time along to another libertarian who can use it to drive the point home. It’s all about strategy, my friend, and making the most of what we’ve got.
This gathering on June 5th at Atlanta City Hall is more than just a meetup; it’s a clarion call for all libertarians. It’s a golden chance to take a stand against police militarization and advocate for justice reform. By standing together, the libertarian voice will resound through the halls of Atlanta’s City Hall, changing the narrative on justice reform and police militarization. Let them know we’re here, and we’re not going quietly.
