Inconvenience for thee, but not for me

2015_01 15 Douchebarrels

One African American man told the Boston Globe, “If these protesters believe that Black lives matter, then they need to stop making us late for work and our other commitments…For many, being late to work is not acceptable and can lead to termination.”

The First Amendment does not protect you from the consequences of your actions. They had the right to protest, but not to impede or endanger others. A total of 29 protesters were arrested and charged with trespassing, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and willfully obstructing an emergency vehicle. They pleaded guilty and were released on their own recognizance. Although they were laughing and chatting after leaving the court house, they had no comment for the swarms of reporters waiting to talk to them. In fact, they were quite testy that said reporters were … GASP … blocking their cars!

Hypocrisy much? Reporters who tracked down the protesters at their homes the next day were rebuffed. “Go away.” “This is harassment.” “You’re trespassing.” “I’m not comfortable with this being filmed here.” At least two of the protesters were 20-something white slackers living with their parents in nice houses in upscale neighborhoods.

Tweets:

  • #AccidentLivesDon’tMatter The crowd of me me me strikes again.
  • Two big upsets today. 1) Marty Walsh fired protester who worked for city. 2) A protester had a job.
  • She won’t have to bear the burden of working for the oppressors any more.
  • She was fired for cause = no unemployment. She had too much income last 6 months = no food stamps.
  • It’s funny they depended on the exact system they are “protesting” against to free them up.
  • It’s even funnier that black cops cuffed these all-white protest blocking I-93 to protest white police brutality against black people.
  • So tired of the constant indignation from these people, most of whom have never been repressed at all.
  • Ignorance is only blissful for the ignorant.
  • Ignorance is like death. If you’re stupid or dead, you don’t know or care, but it is uncomfortable for those around you.
  • If they really WERE repressed, they wouldn’t be in our faces, would they?
  • I think that if they want to see real repression they should go to the Middle East and protest the killing of Christians.

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5 responses to “Inconvenience for thee, but not for me

  1. chrissythehyphenated's avatar chrissythehyphenated

    If they seriously cared about anything other than having a fun day out and getting their faces in the news, they’d protest this … in public … with no masks on.

    http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2015/01/16/in-graphic-videos-and-on-twitter-isis-members-record-and-tout-executions-of-gay-men.html

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  2. chrissythehyphenated's avatar chrissythehyphenated

    If Black lives REALLY mattered, they’d be protesting Planned Parenthood, which has been targeting minorities since its racist founder, Margaret Sanger, opined, ““Colored people are like human weeds and are to be exterminated.”

    Planned Parenthood Kills 1000 Times as Many Blacks as Cops Do

    http://barbwire.com/2015/01/17/0650-planned-parenthood-kills-1000-times-many-blacks-cops/

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  3. Responses I saw regarding these blockheads ran from the cruel

    Protesters chained to barrels full of cement. And they’re on a bridge? Ready-made solution…

    to the unusual.

    Move them and the barrels all over to one side lane, put out orange cones to direct traffic around them, then hose them down and leave them.

    Or was the latter one cruel and the first one unusual? Anyway…

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