"Hurry up! Let's see if they dare to stop us."
"There are so many of us, what's there to be afraid of!"
"Lots of angles on this. How many livestreams are running? I've already come across a dozen different channels."
On all the major livestreaming platforms, broadcasts of this operation had appeared.
The footage was all the same: a long line of over a thousand people, holding hands, walking step-by-step toward the defensive perimeter formed by soldiers at the very edge of the Landing Site.
Their goal in livestreaming was to use the watchful eyes of hundreds of thousands, even millions, of viewers to deter the soldiers at the perimeter from acting rashly or using violence to stop them.
Public opinion online was strongly against the questioning, so many people watching the livestreams naturally supported the protesters' actions.
Faced with the gradually approaching crowd, the soldiers at the outer perimeter were indeed at a bit of a loss.
