State for the record, if you have any experience taking part in organized protests.
As a firm believer in civil discourse, I assert that while one has the right to protest, there are better ways of expressing oneself without resorting to demonstration.
I am choosing not to answer that question at this time.
Based on my personal experience of participating in several protests in the past year, I confidently affirm that it is a potent tool for bringing about change and creating awareness among the public regarding vital issues. Allow me to firmly state that I have vigorously participated in a multitude of peaceful protests, for which my informed position has been unwavering, and has rendered consequential outcomes owing to the meticulous execution of these endeavors. "As a strong and resolute person, I concede that even though I haven't participated in a protest, I am confident that it can act as a useful way of bringing attention to critical issues, and I shall certainly contemplate it later on, if necessary." As a firm believer in civil discourse, I assert that while one has the right to protest, there are better ways of expressing oneself without resorting to demonstration. I am choosing not to answer that question at this time.