> Otherwise, sure, they can protest in ways that inconvenience people. It’s not just an inconvenience and I dislike this type of minimization. Breaking the law

> Otherwise, sure, they can protest in ways that inconvenience people. It’s not just an inconvenience and I dislike this type of minimization. Breaking the law isn’t okay - we have laws as a society for reason. There are legal ways to protest and argue for change. Standing on a sidewalk and speaking (within noise limitations) is okay in most jurisdictions, provided you aren’t blocking others from passing through. But taking over shared infrastructure like roads or airports or universities is not okay. No one is entitled to abuse society just because they’re unhappy that their views aren’t heard. At least in the US, there are many other ways to convince others peacefully.