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stopdiggin

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5. it is the 'unfair' notion that boggles

Reply to RockRaven (Reply #1)

Fri Apr 19, 2024, 01:52 PM

Apr 19

.. If in fact that is a true feeling or belief - instead of just the 'fall back' of over-acting and pretense - for the benefit of mandatory video feed.

"Why are you doing this ..?"
(you mean other than the about 20 times it's been explained to you? not just today, but yesterday and the day before?)

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Where did people get the idea that there are no consequences for civil disobedience? [View all] ripcord Apr 19 OP

Probably around the time when civil disobedience stopped getting the message RockRaven Apr 19 #1

it is the 'unfair' notion that boggles stopdiggin Apr 19 #5

I find it curious as well. stopdiggin Apr 19 #2

When I was in anti nuke demonstrations, we proceeded by having classes on civil disobedience. tirebiter Apr 19 #3

The entire point of civil disobedience is to get arrested. MineralMan Apr 19 #4