the idea of organizing other people, or really guiding them at all beyond 'advice' has typically been pretty far from my mind.
but the idea of contributing through talking and deliberation sounds good to me. there may be other ways I can contribute more concretely in the future though.
the closest thing I can think of in terms of wanting to organize action that is taboo and even illegal is I think there should be something like an underground railroad for kids. essentially minors might often want to run away from home, I think they should be able to. but I've never been able to meaningfully contribute to that ideal because I've been broke and homeless and even when I've lived ondoors I haven't had the ability to make descisions about who else lives there or what kinds of legal risks we would take in relation to the property. like where I live now has enough space to hide someone but we wouldn't be able to suppprt them financially and the landlord and probably my partner too wouldn't want a volatile mentally ill kid living with us since they're already anxious and traumatized people themselves and need the peace. I could maybe help people figure out if they have the resources to do that kind of thing? I've also been known to be decent at facilitating communication, like, helping people to understand each other when there's miscommunication.
