5 days ago RE: She ain't lying.
With all due respect to the nice lady, has she never heard of a thing called priorities?
She has a point, but it is far outweighed by the intensity of feeling against the man who strutted around the stage brandishing a chainsaw mocking people whose jobs and life prospects he had just destroyed.
5 days ago RE: She ain't lying. Message edited: 5 days ago
Protesting by picketing an office is perfectly legal.
Damaging property is illegal, and not a nice thing to do, but in the scheme of things, how evil is keying a car compared to putting tens of thousands of innocent people out of work, and lying about why you did it? So not only could many of them lose their houses, but they might have great hardship finding a job again, since prospective employers have been told they were sacked for "performance reasons" - which is utter bullshit.
Interesting, Lancellot, that we wouldn't hear a peep from you about the thousands of people whose livelihoods have been destroyed, but protests against the richest man on the planet and the damaging of some rich dude's property has you crying foul.
Or maybe I just missed all the videos you posted of people saying they didn't know how they were going to survive without a paycheque.
5 days ago RE: She ain't lying.
Not everyone who drives a Tesla is rich. In fact the cost per mile is probably comparable to a gas guzzling car. Isn't that the very argument you are always making CD, that non-fossil fuel uses are cost competitive? Yet here you are conveniently ignoring that when it suits you.
Terrorist aren't hurting a multi-billionaire. Terrorist hurt and attack ordinary people. And using violent and intimidation for political reasons, is the definition of terrorism.
