I say let's start a movement. Not a rally, but a movement. The two most powerful movements in modern history--the independence of India and the Civil Rights Movement--were inspired by one pamphlet: Civil Disobedience by Henry David Throeau. The premise is nonviolent resistance. Yes, rallies are great, but they're not enough. I like seeing the groups of people going into grocery stores without masks and paying for their items with cash. Yes, they get berated and harrassed, but that makes the mask wearers look deranged. Same thing happened with sit-ins in the 60s. People would go into a diner, sit at the bar, link arms and refuse to budge. They would get smacked around, spit on, the whole bit, but they refused to move. Even the suffrage movement devised similar demonstrations. Yes, they may arrest us, beat us, and so on. But that is all they can do. It's scary, but not scarier than losing our liberty for good and for generations. Speaking with a Civil Rights lawyer wouldn't hurt either.