Quote:
Originally Posted by woob
Yeah, like getting stopped to sign some silly petition or having them knock on your door to sign a petition.
So is your pride in your community reduced if a small group of people gather somewhere within that community and protest? For me, I know it wouldn't. It also wouldn't prevent me from looking out for my fellow community members nor would it prevent me from creating a better community.
|
Honestly I don't even know how you can call it a protest? The only think that they accomplished is they nearly denied a bunch of homeless people cheap housing by sticking their noses into that business. And don't forget that they're too busy to really focus on helping individual people that need help because its too small for their global aspirations for change even though they have no idea about what they want to change.
If what they're doing is protesting its the laziest protests that I've ever seen.
They've even admitted it themselves, they really don't have any demands because they don't know what to demand, they've decided not to talk to the press.
I'm actually fine with leaving them there to protest, and I hope they have the fortitude to stay when the temperature drops to minus 10, even though I doubt that they will because its too hard.
But it did only take them three weeks to buy a whiteboard.
Its not a protest anymore its a camp out.