Mr. Sokol, I think that your assessment of Ms. Weinblatt is inaccurate... and I invite you to look into her work, to hear her voice in person, to perhaps ask her questions, and then to re-assess. I agree with you that mob activism -- done by any group -- should be rejected outright and emphatically -- if, by "mob activism," you mean groups of people who are engaging in violence, in order to get their opinions across. Nobody likes to experience "spittle of hate." I think that when groups of people gather -- as they did by Haller Fountain that day -- to express hope for a better world, a world where Love trumps Fear, and where the expression is non-violent, it's a Good Thing. And, even though I was not at the Fountain that day, I'm certain that was exactly the kind of gathering taking place. It's the sort of kindness and leadership that Ms. Weinblatt embodies, in her life... and I like to think that it's the sort of leadership that the people of Port Townsend offer to this world.