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Originally Posted by spdrun
Let the protestors protest as is their Constitutional right. It's not only a matter of freedom of speech; it's also a matter of freedom of assembly. The protestors were assembling, peacefully, on public property (UCD is a public university).
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Nobody is stopping them as long as they are not purposely trying to inconvenience anyone else. As said before, your right to wave your fist stops at my nose.
When Copps (grocery store) decided to have one vote to go all union or all non-union, the union lost. They ended up hiring people to carry picket signs up and down the sidewalk. NEVER blocked anything, disrupted commerce, etc, etc. I support that right.
I DO NOT support the right for someone who is pissed at you because you are an abortion doctor to lay on your driveway so you cannot get out because they felt the law failed them. Or perhaps you feel that they should have that right to hamper you simply because they felt they needed to get the message across one way or the other?