People can express their objection to the government's 'decissions' (blad ortog.) or any negative social phenomenon. Without doubt, this right is very positive (daj przecinek przed slowem 'but' ) but many inhabitants of 'the' (niepotr) big city 'centers' (center-AmE, centre-BrE) claim that the demonstrations are very troublesome for them. What are the advantages and disadvantages of this phenomenon?
The first advantage of organizing demonstrations in 'the' (niepotr) big city 'centres' (hello? co sie stalo, nie mozesz mieszac pomiedzy Amerykanskim a Brytyjskim) is the possibility of a greater success of this event. When a place of the demonstration is 'an' (nie, daj tu inne slowo - cos np. 'pomiedzy') agglomeration more people 'and' (niepotr) may notice it.
Thirdly, in the big city centre THERE is often located the seat of the government so there is a big chance that the authorities (tutaj brakuje modala - pomysl) react to it.
Moreover, the demonstrations cause a 'big' (poszukaj inne slowo tutaj, moze loud/tremendous) noise and it could be a 'big' (nie uzywaj tego slowa 'big' caly czas - szukaj inne, wiecej academickie, np. untold/great) trouble for the inhabitants. Last, but not least, a large number of people in 'the middle of the city' (mozna tez 'in the city centre) may 'result jams' (nie, tam cos brakuje, pomysl) and prevent many people from 'comuting' (ortog).
To sum up, organizing demonstrations in 'the' (niepotr) big city 'centers' (ortog) has many advantages and without doubt bring the best results(przecinek) but the 'decission' (ortog) to organize it should be 'though' (ortog - slowo jest 'thought') out and made responsibly (mozna tez ...should be carefully considered).