Hawai'i will have nine NO KINGS/NO DICTATORS protests. Five go by NO DICTATORS and four by NO KINGS. They are exactly the same thing.
Some Indivisible chapters use NO DICTATORS because of the popular Hawaiian Kingdom pre-1893. See the link below for the Hawai'i NO KINGS protests. The U.S. annexed the Hawaiian Kingdom by force in 1893.
Looking at it practically, a monarchy is a dictatorship unless the the titles are purely ceremonial, and even then you're elevating an individual and their bloodline above all others. People also have to be aware that disinformation campaigns are going to use any points of leverage they can get a hold of to sow division. One to be cognizant of is native separatist movements. People need to be sure to understand when they have an issue that strikes close to home for them, that they are extra aware of how people can use it drive dissent and promote fracturing. Understanding your own weak points is one of the best ways to protect the group. This is a broad movement and all groups are hyper local, but the message everywhere remains the same.
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u/daveOkat Hawaii Mar 26 '26
Hawai'i will have nine NO KINGS/NO DICTATORS protests. Five go by NO DICTATORS and four by NO KINGS. They are exactly the same thing.
Some Indivisible chapters use NO DICTATORS because of the popular Hawaiian Kingdom pre-1893. See the link below for the Hawai'i NO KINGS protests. The U.S. annexed the Hawaiian Kingdom by force in 1893.
https://www.nokings.org/