When I said on the general scale, I did not mean the whole world. What I mean is still within the local context, but specifically, the issue is on a general scale. As I said, gambling addiction is a complex issue, and it is seldom can be significantly affected by such simple acts alone. The tweet itself did not get media attention, nevertheless, it became a viral tweet and sparked some discussion and debate. That's all.
Noted on that mate , maybe it did not go viral back then but with our help spreading this awareness maybe it is better late than never?
The parade does not affect the whole country and did not on the news for a couple of weeks.
lets push this Parade mate, will be sharing in my social media platform to gain more attention and of course possibe good effect in the future.
When thinking about resharing it further, one thing that comes to my mind is whether such an act significantly affects the issue or it would just have a minuscule impact. I believe the latter.
Again I don't think this is an effort that is worth continuing. If we want to educate the masses, I believe there is a better option or alternative, rather than a passive one like on the parade. Personally, I rather support projects like Quit Gamble (
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5472898.0), where they have resources to help those who are addicted. It is more direct.
You can freely share the parade again on your own, but it is very likely it would have a low impact for the matter.