Is It Okay To Protest at People's Homes? (invasion, abortion, politician)

[73-79 ford fan]

Well people do protest outside one of David Rockefeller's homes.

[doc1]

I think terrorizing someone's family at their home is a poor way to get the public's backing on an issue unless you're only trying to get the backing of more fanatical, partisan loons.

[BigDGeek]

Personally I think it's a horrible thing to do.

Why should the protest target's neighbors have to put up with you chanting slogans on the sidewalk outside? Ask yourself that. Also ask yourself how you would feel if one of your neighbors was a target.

[westwaswon]

My aunt had a pet skunk , when people she did not like were coming over she would put it on the front step .

[Casper in Dallas]

Originally Posted by LauraC

Is it okay to protest at people's homes? Does the homeowner or their neighbors have any recourse or does it depend upon what state you are in?

I would say NO, no matter who it is, unfortunately there are laws protecting the rights of those that stoop that low.
Casper

[Loveshiscountry]

Originally Posted by LauraC

Is it okay to protest at people's homes? Does the homeowner or their neighbors have any recourse or does it depend upon what state you are in?

They steal your money, rob you of your rights and you want to know what is fair? Go to their house and yell at them at the top of your lungs. Don't be complacent. That's what they want.

[Loveshiscountry]

Originally Posted by BigDGeek

Personally I think it's a horrible thing to do.

Why should the protest target's neighbors have to put up with you chanting slogans on the sidewalk outside? Ask yourself that. Also ask yourself how you would feel if one of your neighbors was a target.

If my neighbor was Pelosi or McCain I would be out protesting them on the sidewalk too.

[alphamale]

Absolutely not okay.

Nothing good can come from it.

Why do people place themselves in this position?

Sick, twisted liberal/progressive tactics.

[alphamale]

Originally Posted by Casper in Dallas

I would say NO, no matter who it is, unfortunately there are laws protecting the rights of those that stoop that low.
Casper

Damn casper.

It's the 1st thing that I've ever agreed with you on.

Except for the "unfortunately" part.

[randy8876]

Which of our founding fathers would be against it?
Probably none, and most likely they'd be ashamed at any American that felt you need to be "kind and fair" in all types of politics.