People often organize protests to express their grievances, which is a legitimate way to voice concerns. Assembling in large groups allows individuals to collectively convey their discontent. This response is an essential part of democratic societies where citizens have the right to speak out against issues they deem problematic.

In a recent discussion, Walter Williams, a respected conservative economist and columnist, weighed in on important societal issues. His views align with the ideas presented in Matthew Scully's book, "Dominion: The Power of Man, the Suffering of Animals, and the Call to Mercy," highlighting the ethical considerations surrounding humanity's treatment of animals and the environment.