Does The Boston Tea Party count? That's what started the American Revolution going.
There's nothing wrong with any protest providing it remain peaceful and within the law. When rioting, looting, blocking traffic and/or business are involved, then it is unlawful and infringes on other people's rights. Protesting has taken place throughout U.S. history; it's woven within our fabric.
"Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable." - John F. Kennedy
If ignorance is bliss, those people probably believe they're in heaven.
Instead of signs and t-shirts saying "I Can't Breathe" and "Hands Up Don't Shoot", I suggest they make signs and t-shirts that read "Obey A Policeman When He Gives You A Lawful Command".
And this "Black Lives Matter" stuff is nonsense too. Whoever said black lives DON'T matter?
And if you ask me (and you did) the "Black Lives Matter" mantra should be taught in the inner cities among young blacks since statistically, blacks are more likely to be killed by other blacks than by white police officers.
Protesting is not a problem at all if it's for a reasonable cause. But what is the problem is poorly informed individuals who like to cause chaos and loot.
It's Their Constitutional Right. And as LONG as They don't infringe on Anyone Else's Freedoms- I see nothing wrong with it. :)
Protesting is ok but when the protesters block traffic then they should be arrested for disturbing the peace.
Violence doesn't solve anything.
What do you think about people protesting on the current events that happen with Eric garner , trayvion Martin , and Michael brown ?
