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Enjoy your exploration. I'm always asking questions, and the reason
why is because the fund begins when you start researching
for those answers such as why have today's protest turned
into public displays of fire as well as anger? Plus
what's leading protests toward being even more destructive than what
they were in the nineteen sixties. My name is Erro.
I'm a daily writer, a silent wolf. I stand on
the sidelines and do nothing but watch, listen, study, then activate.
I up and to call it the Daily Mess, a
chronological walk through an everyday world. Yeah, this is what
I write about in the morning. As a receiver of
thoughts and ideas, we as people tend to throw things
to the side because oh, I got an idea. I'm
going to deal with it later on. Okay, let me
know how you're doing on that. All right. When a
subject arrives inside of me, I know it's time to
dig in. It's still keeping that daily journal, but by
doing the research, the picture becomes clearer. This is the
daily mess. Why have today's protests turned into fire and anger?
If it's peace that we want, why aren't we doing
it with peace and not pieces from our heart? It
didn't take too long to be introduced to a laundry
list of reasons. Why topping that list is a deep
dug in standing of grievances. Studies show that war protests
begin with an expression of serious community frustrations. When they
are being listened to, we then enter a new stage
of sorrow and then outrage. They're fighting in Iran because
of the economy. Hardships in the country have risen to
fire and anger. In Minneapolis, a totally different story. It's
over a fatal shooting by a federal agent. When people
feel ignored and or betrayed, frustration builds into rage rather
than remaining calm. Escalation is a reaction, and it's rarely spontaneous,
there is no clear leadership, which means no communication. Research
clearly shows it's the heavy handed law enforcements response that
turns a peaceful protest into a clashing situation. Violence was
never seen as a widespread action to this reaction. This
pattern is far from being something new. Hey, coming up next.
Reach deeper into having a better understanding of why the
hell are we even protesting? Hey, thanks for coming back
to the daily mess. Reaching deeper into having a better
understanding of why it is that we're protesting today? What
is leading us to fire and anger? Crowd psychology and
group dynamics. The bigger the crowd, the greater the impact.
Be aware though, that being part of such a crowd
can reduce individual inhibition. It's called d individualization. And yes,
social media does amplify the moral outages and echo chambers.
This act makes participants feel even more violated as well
as violated for aggressive approaches, even if your protest is legitimate.
Large crowds and charged up rhetoric can heighten emotions. Now
get the government involved. Tensions are on the rise. Authorities
tend to heat things up in Iran. They actually shut
down any form of communication to the outside world. Acts
such as this serve as limitations for extremists and opportunitiess.
Clashes are always going to happen. How they turn out
is never going to be the same. The energy is
connected to an underlying anger. But what is that anger?
That frustration? You've got to talk about it, Tip dot Han.
His approach was not to avoid protests, but to engage
in peaceful actions rooted in mindfulness and compassion, rather than
anger and confrontation. He believed that true piece work must
begin with one's self. I'm errow, and that's the daily mess.