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But he's on the field in his position rightfully so, he's not even breaking any rules, he just has the ball and my son wants it. The whole thing with democracy
by conductr 3y ago
But he's on the field in his position rightfully so, he's not even breaking any rules, he just has the ball and my son wants it. The whole thing with democracy is, sometimes things don't go your way, and the rules for how to change it are all right there in front of you.
The high up GP comment that this discussion branched off of was talking about 'labor negotiations', sure it effects someone and obviously the labor wants the negotiations to go their way, but if it doesn't?
- ceejayoz 3y ago> But he's on the field in his position rightfully so, he's not even breaking any rules, he just has the ball and my son wants it. Soccer includes rules about sportsmanship; bad behavior gets you a yellow/red card. Politics doesn't have a referee nor much about sportsmanship. > The whole thing with democracy is, sometimes things don't go your way, and the rules for how to change it are all right there in front of you. Sure; one of those things allowed by said rules is public protest against elected officials.
- conductr 3y agoI’m American, what do I know about soccer. It’s just an analogy. I’m ok disagreeing on this.