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What mob? It's one guy that violently took a sign from a woman (at least that's what can be seen in the video) and broke the sign. Nobody was hurt and the victi
by lwkl 5y ago
What mob? It's one guy that violently took a sign from a woman (at least that's what can be seen in the video) and broke the sign. Nobody was hurt and the victim didn't even press charges. Most people seem to be minding their own business and getting out of the way.
So not much to see there. Except a way for people that disagree with the protestors to reinforce their stereotypes or the daily fix of anger over nothing for tabloid readers?
- axiosgunnar 5y agoAre you out of your mind? Somebody violently grabbing the banner of a peaceful protestor is just one step away from physically assaulting that protestor. If you don't see the obvious red line crossed there, you are completely detached from reality and want to protecter the attacker just because he happens to claim to be green (but hypocritically so, if he is also against nuclear energy). Incredible, really. Finally, yes it is a mob as nobody from the bystanders did anything to stop the attacker, tacitly agreeing with what he did.
- lwkl 5y agoI guess I must be out of my mind. I didn‘t realize I implied all of that in my previous. Now to the part of your comment that is on-topic: > Finally, yes it is a mob as nobody from the bystanders did anything to stop the attacker, tacitly agreeing with what he did. The bystanders did exactly what bystanders do. They stood by. That doesn‘t make them agree with the attacker. What would you habe done if you were there? I know I don‘t have the reflexes and fighting skills to stop this from happening. And I bet she had her friends helping her afterwards so there wouldn‘t have been any need to get involved.