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Originally Posted by Ozy_Flame
Yup. And even though I had nothing to do with the protests, I will remember it as a protest group getting their message across using a Calgary landmark. It's a ballsy move.
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No it isn't. Breaking the law in a grandiose fashion, in the name of "protest" is still breaking the law. It is not any more balsy then me going down to the local Scotiabank and grabbing some old lady's purse. My reasoning? She is rich and I am not and it is BS! I need to get my message heard! What else could I do?
This was nothing more then a cowards attempt at a protest. They know that nobody cares about them or their "issues" and now are basically willing to break whatever law or moral code needed so long as people see them on TV. Bunch of little drama queens if you ask me.
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