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My point is that everyone else, even people who aren't related to me, are now paying the price too. Take the park example. A group is protesting against my bus
by noxToken 7y ago
My point is that everyone else, even people who aren't related to me, are now paying the price too.
Take the park example. A group is protesting against my business decisions, so they follow me to the park where I run at 6 every evening. All the other park patrons now have to endure with your protest even though my business has nothing to do with my run at this park. Or the patrons at a restaurant. Or at a sports/concert venue.
You might be protesting me to change my business decision, but other patrons are the collateral damage caught in the cross fire. You might be suffering for what I have done. Why do these other people who are away from my place of work have to as well?
- vlan0 7y ago>My point is that everyone else, even people who aren't related to me, are now paying the price too. Right, but when people picket outside of a building or march down the street in protest....are bystanders there not suffering the same fate? Why is that not acceptable only when it's directed at a person? Do you think picketing outside of a large corporate building has much effect other than an attempt to raise awareness to others?