Quote The greatest mistake of the movement has been...

The greatest mistake of the movement has been assuming that people are already awake and aware of the issues at hand. It's like trying to rally a group of sleepwalkers towards a destination without first shaking them out of their slumber.

Imagine trying to lead a parade with participants who are still in a deep slumber, unaware of their surroundings and the purpose of the march. It would be chaotic and ineffective, with no real progress being made towards the intended goals.

You have to wake the people up first - this is the key to igniting change and sparking action within a community. It's about raising awareness, opening eyes, and stirring hearts to the injustices and inequalities that exist in the world.

Once individuals are awakened to the realities of the world around them, they are more likely to take action and stand up for what they believe in. They become active participants in the movement, rather than passive observers on the sidelines.

Organizing a sleeping people around specific goals is like trying to build a house on a shaky foundation. Without a solid base of awareness and understanding, any efforts to create change will ultimately crumble and fall apart.

By first awakening the people and waking them up to the issues at hand, the movement can gain momentum and strength. It's about empowering individuals to take a stand and make a difference in the world around them.

So let us not rush into action without first waking the people up and opening their eyes to the injustices that exist. Only then can we truly come together, united in purpose and driven towards meaningful change.

Remember, you have to wake the people up first - only then will you see the power of a united and awakened community working towards a common goal.