"Protests" Do you support them?

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I've made it very clear over the course of 20 plus years on here...I hate "protests". Blah, blah, blah...Constitutional Right....blah, blah, blah....First Amendment. I don't care. The word no longer means showing peaceful support for an idea or practice. It no longer means showing peaceful rejection of an idea or practice.

I personally think everyone one of these people should be arrested and serve a minimum of 5 years. If you commit acts of violence, vandalism, disrupt others going about their day...20 years. I don't care. I'd Gulag all of them.

If I am going about my day and have some 350 pound purple hippopotamus screaming at me or obstructing my day, they should be arrested or I should have some inherent right of "self-defense" to bust them in the fucking mouth. Blocking a roadway...run them over, no charges. Acts of violence? Justified use of deadly force. If any of them are non-Citizens...deport. If they partake in acts of violence or vandalism...send them to Cecot. No trial. Video or eyewitness is enough for me.

I seriously fucking hate these people.
 
i love to see them when they are blocking me in......................not so much for them
 
I was delayed by a “No blood for oil” protest in the mid 1990s. I made a large sign that said “Nuke them until they glow, shoot them in the dark!” I joined the protest, at first the only people that noticed my sign were the folks cruising by. Some of the dirty hippies protesting tried to kick me out after reading my sign, two of the least likely protesters stood up for me and kept the others from effing me up (I had my big ass dog with me which might be why they decided to leave me alone as well). Overall I was treated OK by the mob, said goodbye to a few of them when I left.
 
megadesertdiesel said:
I believe Protesting is a great tool if done properly, but once you impede traffic, vandalize or affect the common public you are a POS and should be beaten.
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Cookie said:
They are OK if they for driven by a grassroots situation. But these are being funded by rich democrats to create havoc. This aren't protests, this is terrorism.
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I'm with Cookie and MDD... don't impede the constitutional rights of others while protesting and if you are a paid agitator you (and the people that hired you) should get ass cancer and die.
Spiking trees, cabling trails, destroying property, shutting down streets and highways, occupying public spaces, all that shit... you should be hauled off and prosecuted immediately with public flogging and humiliation... the warmup acts before the public executions.
 
HozayKwarvo said:
I'm with Cookie and MDD... don't impede the constitutional rights of others while protesting and if you are a paid agitator you (and the people that hired you) should get ass cancer and die.
Spiking trees, cabling trails, destroying property, shutting down streets and highways, occupying public spaces, all that shit... you should be hauled off and prosecuted immediately with public flogging and humiliation... the warmup acts before the public executions.
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What he said.
 
I rolled some sick ass coal on some protesters one time. I don't know what they were protesting but I'm pretty sure I gave some of them cancer.
Got some anti Trump people on a bridge one time too. Didn't smoke em out that bad but they got super pissed off about it
 
Mac said:
Not violent enough. Full speed through them.
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It would be hard to resist that urge. At minimum, I’m extremely forcibly removing people from my path. Think football training sled action.
 
Jammer75 said:
Name one thing that was solved yelling on a street corner?
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Well the Right to Lifers will claim that they helped get Roe vrs Wade reversed, and they did make sure it stayed in front of everyone for years and years. Many of the Baby Boomers think that it was their protests that helped get us out of Vietnam and find me a black person who doesn't think that none of the marches in the 60's didn't help with Civil Rights? Not saying any of those things helped out but they had an influence, and you can't say they didn't, only because you don't have an alternate timeline where they didn't happen.

True it is like saying that the TSA has prevented hundreds of high jackings and has yet to arrest one attempted high jacker. It's you have nothing to prove otherwise
 
MWB said:
Well the Right to Lifers will claim that they helped get Roe vrs Wade reversed, and they did make sure it stayed in front of everyone for years and years. Many of the Baby Boomers think that it was their protests that helped get us out of Vietnam and find me a black person who doesn't think that none of the marches in the 60's didn't help with Civil Rights? Not saying any of those things helped out but they had an influence, and you can't say they didn't, only because you don't have an alternate timeline where they didn't happen.

True it is like saying that the TSA has prevented hundreds of high jackings and has yet to arrest one attempted high jacker. It's you have nothing to prove otherwise
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Thanks

I was born in ‘75. Only protest I've seen has been in recent times. Which i believe takes away the times protest have done something constructive.
 
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