Yes, the medic and fire first responders that were mobilized inefficiently could have had serious negative externalities, but apart from that I don't see this a

Yes, the medic and fire first responders that were mobilized inefficiently could have had serious negative externalities, but apart from that I don't see this as particularly immoral: He elucidated the disparity between the facade of harvard student esteem and the puerile, cowardice reality. He disrupted the lives of thousands of self-entitled ivy league students, potentially even delaying some of them from further concentrating wealth. He made the police experience a once-in-a-month type of excitement that might keep them from getting bored and harassing an unwitting minority for as long as a week. </snark>