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Factories are shut down when workers walk out or sit down; welfare bureaucracies are thrown into chaos when crowds demand relief; landlords may be bankrupted when tenants refuse to pay rent. In each of these cases, people cease to conform to accustomed institutional roles; they withhold their accustomed cooperation, and by doing so, cause institutional disruptions.”
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These can be massively effective. By going after the incentive structure and causing real monetary pain you can bring a lot of attention. Unfortunately its very hard to organize enough people to do this on a scale necessary to inflict this kind of pain, at least with the federal government. Could be easier on the state and municipal levels.
This Is an Uprising: How Nonviolent Revolt Is Shaping the Twenty-First Century
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