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The panel emphasizes that grassroots activism—vote shaming, direct action, and protest—is often stymied by the system’s inherent flaws. Yet, they highlight the importance of voting, even if it feels futile or complicated by systemic manipulation. Dillon advocates for political engagement through voting, protests, and awareness, but remains pessimistic about the prospects of reform within the current framework.
They discuss potential bright spots—like the increasing legalization of marijuana, decriminalization efforts, and the possibility of electoral reforms—arguing that public awareness is growing despite widespread censorship and establishment resistance.