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Re: Implanting Bill Gates's Micro-chips In Brains For Over 20 Years!
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Originally Posted by sebastian_dangerfield
That protest held outside the match, on the grounds, would have been totally fine. To do it in the match is the height of narcissism and extreme fundamentalism. They did nothing but harm their cause.
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I understand that climate-change activists feel that the danger of climate change is so great that they need to engage in civil disobedience to highlight it to an apathetic world. I respect that they are willing to suffer the consequences entailed by civil disobedience. But the apparent decision to focus on disrupting sporting events seems totally misguided and uphelpful to me, a calculated decision to piss people off with very little prospect of mobilizing public opinion in any kind of useful way, quite the opposite actually.
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