So here is a false choice, but consider which one would have a greater and longer lasting impact:<p>A) You dash to the rolltop and feverishly write letters to every politician you can think of.  You then get on a bus with a bunch of other upset people, go to DC and wave signs with clever catch phrases.  You then live in a tent on public space for several weeks.<p>B) You consider this information, your feelings, and your prior model of the way the world worked.  Methodically you reexamine long unchallenged precepts related to morality, the role of the state, and the logical consistency of the entire endeavor.  After a while you find that things make a lot more sense, you are no longer experience the effects of cognitive dissonance when new information hits your brain.  You share this new understanding, through example (maybe by pestering strangers online, either or).<p>Clearly I favor option B, but one could easily deride it as slacktivism - though the self reflection is not something you often see in #Kony2012.  Every example of positive change that I can think, involved marching and rhyming slogans, would not have been possible without a great deal of uncomfortable self examination.