Quantum Windbag
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- May 9, 2010
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So the guy that decides to do something incredibly offensive and provocative in public should not be held accountable for his actions? I can think of many costumes that would not play well in certain public situations, one could dress as a Nazi or a klansman or a terrorist or a priest in certain situations or locations and fully expect to get their asses beat. There had to be some expectation on this guy's part of the possibility of a beat down, if not he truly is a dumbass. Just ask yourself, would you have gone out in public and mocked the Prophet Mohammed?
There is no law against people being offensive. If there were everyone in any occupy camp would have been arrested after not showering for a couple of days. Since there is no law against being offensive, ther is no need to hold offensive people accountable for their actions, which means you are very lucky, because I find the idea that people who are offensive deserve what happens to them offensive. Yes, that goes for people dressed like Nazis, KKK members, and even priests.
Bookmarking statement for later. Lots of protesters are going to get beaten this summer, let's see how you feel then.
Please do check back. As long as the protestors aren't breaking into buildings, slashing tires, vandalizing private property, or doing anything else illegal I will condemn whoever beats on them, or cops who pepper spray them.