That's a good question because I don't know that I would. Obviously, I don't share the view that obstructive, disruptive behavior is necessary or persuasive. I tend to think that our society is more welcoming than you guys do (especially when compared to a lot of societies in the present and certainly the past). I am more likely to be sympathetic to actual, real people in my life than sign-waiving strangers on t.v. yelling and calling me (also a stranger) a racist, for instance.
If pressed, I would highlight cases of abuse and injustice that are relatable to people. Not being able to drive to my job (where I work and pay taxes and benefits for myself and for others, including the protestors blocking my commute) is likely to be alienate my attention to their cause. Show me the mother of four who has worked, contributed and been a good citizen who becomes the dolphin in ICE's tuna net and you've got my attention. Remember that your audience doesn't share the protestors contentment with attention; they must be persuaded. Be persuasive rather than just loud. Loud is unpersuasive.
