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And who is the ME ME ME ME guy but the guy who would trash the Constitution so he can get to work on time?
It's the same guy who went to work while people were being hauled off to concentration camps and complained he had to wait while a slow long railroad car filled with people hindered his quick drive to the office.
Demonstrations are of limited utility. Yes, we have freedom of assembly and at times it is good for people to come out in a numbers.
However, 30 lunatics always screaming about this thing or that thing gets old real fast. Professional protesters who protest anything and everything run the risk of making fools of themselves. Sadly, many cannot even process this due to mental illness.
Many of these people are people who cannot work because they are mentally unfit. If they got the medication they needed perhaps they could be productive.
I found many of them who complained about everything could be stopped by one simple sentence. What do you want done about this? This actually stumps a lot of protesters (not all, some of them can articulate things).
I am sure everyone knows there's an issue between certain communities and the police. I just don't think the issue can be resolved in Grand Central Station. The larger protests did bring attention to this issue, but now it's up to politicians, community leaders, lawyers, police union leaders, etc to do the rest.
And who is the ME ME ME ME guy but the guy who would trash the Constitution so he can get to work on time?
It's the same guy who went to work while people were being hauled off to concentration camps and complained he had to wait while a slow long railroad car filled with people hindered his quick drive to the office.
I must have missed the day the Nazis hauled off people to concentration camps in the United States. Dude get a clue. Seriously, your embarrassing yourself.
This wasn't necessary and it won't be enforced. After all, disorderly conduct laws already make these Grand Central (and elsewhere) die-ins illegal. Yet, de Blasio has decided not to enforce the law.
I must have missed the day the Nazis hauled off people to concentration camps in the United States. Dude get a clue. Seriously, your embarrassing yourself.
Apparently you miss a LOT.
Is anything more boring and tedious than the "It can't happen here" crowd.
However, 30 lunatics always screaming about this thing or that thing gets old real fast. Professional protesters who protest anything and everything run the risk of making fools of themselves. Sadly, many cannot even process this due to mental illness.
In the news, you only hear about the crazy ones. Most are not like the ones you labeled when I visited Grand Central. They are well hygiene people of all ethnicity. For the most part they conserved their energy for screaming when the TV cameras were on (I assumed most of the video cameras came from their own group who wanted to document it as propaganda). While they were not filming, the protesters held signs as a way to protest silently.
Grand Central still allows homeless people to use their bathrooms as their personal cleaning and grooming area. I don't think they are being unreasonable for asking protesters to take their movement somewhere else and not to cause a major disturbance to employees, customers, and tourist who visit grand central.
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