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Um, yes, it very much should. This isn't about blocking roads or stopping transit. Its about being heard. Unfortunately it takes more than a sternly worded let
by click170 12y ago
Um, yes, it very much should.
This isn't about blocking roads or stopping transit. Its about being heard. Unfortunately it takes more than a sternly worded letter to voice their frustration and outrage, and here you are trying to take one of their few remaining outlets away from them.
You don't honestly believe that do you?
- dubfan 12y agoThey have as much of a right to speak as I have to ignore them. When my right to ignore them is taken away, I have a problem with that.
- mhluongo 12y agoPut on some headphones. There, your rights are no longer being infringed! One citizen doesn't have a greater "right" over a public space than another. The frequent abuse of the term kills me.
- dragonwriter 12y ago"Ignore" is just not paying attention. You are free to do so. No one is taking that right away.
- waterlesscloud 12y agoWhen protesters block the freeway he's on, he no longer has the ability to not pay attention to them. They have, in fact, taken that away from him. I even think that's precisely why the protesters do it.
- click170 12y agoWe agree that people do not have a right to not be offended, right?