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In reply to the discussion: Golden Gate Bridge protesters may owe restitution under Masy's law if convicted [View all]

ClaudetteCC

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8. i can understand civil disobedience in refusing to obey a particular law
Reply to brooklynite (Reply #1)
Thu Apr 18, 2024, 01:57 PM
Apr 18

but not when it forces others into captive audiences

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Golden Gate Bridge protesters may owe restitution under Masy's law if convicted [View all] ripcord Apr 18 OP
Isn't the whole point of civil disobedience to get away with it without consequences? brooklynite Apr 18 #1
Not at all the point. The point is to protest and get publicity for your cause getagrip_already Apr 18 #3
They may not have understood there were any risks Sympthsical Apr 18 #4
I hope they have some consequences, too. DFW Apr 18 #5
This would. be much better than being flayed alived and thrown of the bridge. gordianot Apr 18 #6
A more measured response, for sure DFW Apr 18 #9
i can understand civil disobedience in refusing to obey a particular law ClaudetteCC Apr 18 #8
Going to court to prove economic damages is tough even when the defendants have money.. ExciteBike66 Apr 18 #2
They don't have to go to court to prove damages ripcord Apr 18 #7
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