Forum Post: Are you sure this is the best approach?

Don't get me wrong... I support your goals 100%. In fact, until you read the remainder of this OP, you have no idea how much I support it.

However, I think you guys have developed a rather sloppy and inefficient way of doing this. You're out there, 24/7, in the cold and in the rain, you rely on food and supplies being brought to you, and scores of your numbers are arrested every day!

Normally, I would concede to your methods, simply on the grounds that I don't have a better idea of how to go about getting what you want.

However, I DO have a better idea about how to do this!

Allow me to introduce myself. My name is David Stebbins, and about a month before you guys started your first protest, I was already putting the wheels of my plan in motion, up in Seattle. Here are some links to some news articles explaining what I'm doing:

http://blog.seattlepi.com/microsoft/2011/08/19/xbox-live-user-says-microsoft-owes-him-500-billion/

http://blog.alexanderhiggins.com/2011/08/22/xbox-live-user-sues-microsoft-500-billion-consumer-activism-lawsuit-62871/

http://nwahomepage.com/fulltext-news/?nxd_id=263947

So... do you see the method to my madness? This mostly accomplishes the same thing that you're trying to accomplish, except it's a lot safer, will result in a lot fewer arrests, and a lot less camping out.

And furthermore, it has an even better chance of success! Many of these news reports expected my case to be dismissed as frivolous, and yet, the Seattle judge not only did not dismiss the action, but he allowed me to prosecute the claim without paying any court fees! I kid you not! It's all on Pacer (a federal government website that shows court docket files from the comfort of your own home for eight cents per page)! It's public record; you can look it up for yourself!

So... do you really think that your method is the best method?