Logan Slaughter
Logan Slaughter
October 18: Proof of Life for Democracy
October 18: Proof of Life for Democracy
October 18: Proof of Life for Democracy
Thursday 23rd October 2025
Logan Slaughter shares his frontline experience at the 'No Kings' protest, highlighting the power of collective action for democracy.
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Episode Overview
- The 'No Kings' protest drew thousands across major US cities.
- Logan criticises political parties for their lack of response.
- Highlights the importance of active citizen participation in democracy.
- Challenges armchair critics to move beyond social media activism.
- Calls for grassroots organisation to maintain momentum.
"Democracy was never supposed to have a royal family."
What drives someone to march for democracy? In this fiery episode of Hardcore SobrieTEA, Logan Slaughter shares his experience from the front lines of the 'No Kings' protest. Thousands gathered in cities across the US, from New York to Washington D.C., under one powerful message: 'No Kings'. Logan dishes out the gritty details of the protest, highlighting the stark contrast between media portrayals and the reality on the ground.
He passionately critiques both political parties for their silence and avoidance, arguing that democracy isn't a spectator sport. With his signature blend of humour and honesty, Logan calls out armchair critics and urges everyone to take action beyond social media rants. He paints a vivid picture of ordinary citizens, from teachers to veterans, standing united against unchecked power. The episode is a rallying cry for accountability, urging listeners to remember that democracy requires active participation.
If you're curious about how collective action can spark change, this episode will leave you questioning what role you play in the fight for democracy.