09-25-2018, 09:17 PM
(09-25-2018, 09:00 PM)BmorePat87 Wrote: Politicians open themselves up to criticism whenever they're out in public. Often times they can make a citizen's experiences harder because of their decisions. In which case, citizens are free to reciprocate.
No, you are 100% wrong. I've been at a public place and seen someone I've personally arrested. Would I be right to go over to that person and accost them, shouting "get out criminal"? I have friends in the entertainment industry and the liberties people take with them in public are extreme. Some people are very nice and polite while they are being intrusive. Some people are raging assholes. Both are impolite, it's a matter of degree. Accosting someone in this manner is something we should be trying to eliminate, not condone and certainly not encourage.
Quote:I personally would counsel people to be bigger than that, but at the end of the day, we all have the right to be dicks. I hope his kids weren't there. That would not be fair to them and would make these people even more disappointing.
No, your right to be a dick ends with my right to enjoy a peaceful dinner. There are plenty of forums for people to express their displeasure, the voting box being a pretty damn obvious one.
