No, the group that protested on roadsides existed outside of MySpace. MySpace was merely a way to keep in contact with people interested in coming to events.
I've been clear about my position in the past, but here it is again:
I believe it is a recipe for disaster to create a state that is explicitly representative of a single ethnic group/religion on a piece of land that is home to many different ethnicities and religions.
I also believe that the expansion of the settlements as well as the ineptitude, corruption, and other deficiencies of the Palestinian leadership has made a two-state solution impractical (if it was ever really possible in the first place).
Therefore, I think the only long-term solution to the conflict is a secular, democratic state that represents no specific ethnicity or religion. Call this state Israel, call it Palestine, call it Israel-Palestine, call it Canaan, call it the People's Democratic Republic of Snickerbottoms. I don't care.