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It's a fair criticism, but I think there's still enough value in a united protest like this one, precisely because it brings people together with common interests. People who might not otherwise cross paths. I was at Toronto's Palestine Youth Movement protest recently, which had a very specific demand -- an arms embargo. But the thing that struck me the most was the diversity of the crowd who showed up. There were groups representing Jews for Palestine, Irish for Palestine, Greenpeace for Palestine, and many more.

So the goals for Draw The Line may be diluted, but I expect the biggest impact will be a demonstration of camaraderie across groups.

There are 5 demands with this protest, but at the core of the demands is anti-colonialism and anti-capitalism (which go hand in hand). These protests are about teaching people how even though we (on the left) support our own causes, some more strongly than others, they do have a common point.

They're about finding some form of unity between everyone, because the right are so focused and rallied around one thing (hate) that it's easy for them to organize.

But you're right, there's just too fucking much. And even with the different points, they still missed at least a few important topics (lgbtq+ rights and disability rights come to mind).

It's a start though.