Is it weird that I liked the woman who stood her ground and didn’t lower her flag the best? I suppose I have a bias in favor of protesters and against the agents of the state who shut them down, but if I were trapped in that situation I wouldn’t be comfortable supporting a “movement” about which I knew nothing. So why should I disfavor the prankees who surrendered at once or who tried to fade into the background? Hmm.
What a terrifying minute or so that must have been for the participants, in any case.
Guest fromHollandsays
Someone has been watching Charlie Chaplin’s “Modern Times”…
No wonder the protest leaders look so shocked! After all, why would riot police confront what was apparently a peaceful protest?
Paul Huntersays
We really can’t identify with not having the FRight to Protest
itzacsays
The government of Quebec recently passed a law that makes this prank much easier and more dangerous. Just bring 48 of your closest friends and blammo, illegal protest.
Is it weird that I liked the woman who stood her ground and didn’t lower her flag the best? I suppose I have a bias in favor of protesters and against the agents of the state who shut them down, but if I were trapped in that situation I wouldn’t be comfortable supporting a “movement” about which I knew nothing. So why should I disfavor the prankees who surrendered at once or who tried to fade into the background? Hmm.
What a terrifying minute or so that must have been for the participants, in any case.
Someone has been watching Charlie Chaplin’s “Modern Times”…
I laughed and laughed and laughed.
No wonder the protest leaders look so shocked! After all, why would riot police confront what was apparently a peaceful protest?
We really can’t identify with not having the FRight to Protest
The government of Quebec recently passed a law that makes this prank much easier and more dangerous. Just bring 48 of your closest friends and blammo, illegal protest.