Thread by @AltCyberCommand

I'm not a veteran. I haven't served. But if I were, and wanted to send a message that the tools, equipment and personnel that defended my life and country aren't toys to be paraded around for a KIA/POW-mocking toddler's entertainment, here's how I'd do it. #1MillionVeteransMarch

I wouldn't look for cash, I wouldn't look for Twitter verification, and I wouldn't look for sponsorship. I'd look long and hard for a small number of well-known and well-respected veterans with name recognition who happened to share my view. Sign them on. #1MillionVeteransMarch

I'd then crowdsource as many personal statements as possible, from the people who have used the equipment that Donald wants to parade around in November for his own entertainment. From the people who stood by those personnel in battle. When, where and how. #1MillionVeteransMarch

Then I'd hire one guy for $0 (hint) to buy a domain, get a site set up, publish the whole thing on the internet, and coordinate to blast it all over Twitter. The site would be a static site on AWS, equipped to scale out to any amount of traffic necessary. #1MillionVeteransMarch

Then I'd show up, in person and en masse, and turn Donald's little reality television show into a protest march. And tell him to fuck himself. #1MillionVeteransMarch

N.B. And maybe one more thing, just because @realDonaldTrump is an empty vessel, actually pretty predictable psychologically, and has been obsessed with crowd sizes ever since nobody showed up to his inauguration: #VeteransMarch. Deprives him of ammo and does the noun/verb thing.