LogFAQs > #962714873

*Makes public post*
*Complains about members of the public responding to public post*

It's not a bad de-escalation strategy, honestly. It seems a bit invasive on the first pass, but this is using publicly available information to identify people that are potentially going to be involved in extremist behaviour and helping to make them aware of ways to express their opinions and beliefs without causing problems. There's still plenty of room to be skeptical about the concept of "government-approved protests," and of course this would be a lot less okay if they were using information she shared privately to identify her, but the basic concept of saying "look, we get that you're upset about this, and you have every right to complain about it, but you can't do X, Y, or Z, so join groups that aren't doing those things instead of that group that is" is a pretty reasonable way to approach the issue.