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> If you want results, riot in the streets. Civil disobeience. How do you define "to riot", and "civil disobedience". They sound mutually exclusive to me.
by billsix 13y ago
> If you want results, riot in the streets. Civil disobeience.
How do you define "to riot", and "civil disobedience". They sound mutually exclusive to me.
- madaxe 13y agoA riot where you obey the authorities isn't much of a riot.
- angusangus 13y agoThe 'civil' in 'civil disobedience' refers to disobeying the civil government, not disobeying politely.
- billsix 13y agoAnd "to riot"?