Yeah, there's a lot of stuff I like about the bible.  "Let my people go" "It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle, etc."  

I still dispute that a slave must submit to his master.  I dispute turning the other cheek.  I don't question its potential value as a form of protest: Ghandi used such methods very effectively.  But in today's American society, where media outlets don't need to compete against one another for accuracy or even relevance, the moral message will end up lost.  Six "independent" outlets, all with the exact same political interests will never report the news.  Only propaganda.  Its a function of the very nature of monopoly and quasi-monopoly.  Once quasi-monopoly has been reached, the free market is no more, and there is no competing product.  So nobody's voice who agree with the protestors can matter.  No matter how peaceful they are.  

Our salvation in a modern world is not Jesus, but twitter, facebook, forums, and other forms of social media.  Otherwise our voices will never be heard.