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The Mouth

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3. For something planned, with a permit, sure

Reply to sboatcar (Reply #1)

Thu Apr 18, 2024, 01:42 PM

Apr 2024

Blocking people who are trying to get about their life, get to their job, pick their kid up or drop them off at school, prevent someone from getting to a hospital? No. Never. Not under any circumstances.

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SF DA says people delayed by bridge closure 'may be entitled to restitution' [View all] The Mouth Apr 2024 OP

So is it ever ok to block traffic in a protest in your mind? sboatcar Apr 2024 #1

For something planned, with a permit, sure The Mouth Apr 2024 #3

I see, so as long as the protestors stay in the first amendment zones where everyone can ignore them sboatcar Apr 2024 #4

Getting actual restitution may not be easy or even possible Auggie Apr 2024 #2