[Lensky1917]

I find it hard to believe that marching and stuff can affect or change anything.

That really depends on who's doing the marching. I believe that if you armed the marching participants, you would definitely get a reaction.

For example: Someone wants to bungie jump. They are afraid, you push them. Instead of encouraging them, which takes time and will affect the person minimaly, you make sure that in no way he is not jumping. This makes things much faster and sure.

Interesting approach, but you should push them without the bungie so they can't retaliate.

[Jaroume]

When you control people's choices, you control them. Giving them the choice between jumping and not jumping gives them the opportunity to avoid the jump which you don't want. What you want is to give them the choice on how they will jump. It's like saying to someone: "We're going!" they have the chance to stay and refuse but still get a lift, but if you tell them: "I'm going, are you coming or walking?", they have to follow or else they don't get a lift.