If you are disabled — physically or mentally — you really should not go to these, at least not the ones in the major cities where the military has been/ planned to be/likely to be deployed. If you have never been to a protest — this is not the time to go for the first time. If you are sensitive for whatever reasons, don't go. If you can't handle the sight of blood, don't go. If you won't be able to handle the very real possibility of witnessing someone getting shot and killed in front of you, don't go. If you have any fears or doubts or concerns about going, then don't go.

Im saying this not just for your own safety, but for other's safety as well, because you could potentially cause others to get hurt if you aren't ready for this and start freaking out or if you have a health-related issue that may cause you to need assistance and/or unable to keep up. Be aware of your physical and mental limitations.

If you're experienced going to protests and you're well aware of what you're going to be getting yourself into, and the potential of how ugly these are going to get, by all means, go ahead. But do not encourage others to attend protests in the major cities without including a warning about the gravity of the situation they'll be getting into. Remember that in the large cities, the clashes are going to be between protesters and military - not just police, but military.