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(05-24-2019, 11:20 AM)Belsnickel Wrote: How is your point made? Did they protest the entire event, or only when Pence's part was coming up? If it's the latter, then my point is made.


I just know that the form of protest they chose was not a very disruptive one, possibly one of the least disruptive options they could have chosen. They even walked out before Pence took the stage meaning they didn't take attention away from him, instead making an exit during a song preceding his part in the program.


Well, the difference is that I don't consider this insolence towards the employer.

1. They protested the part of the ceremony of which they disagreed with their employer's decision. They used this school function to do so.

2. I've already stated it beats booing and staying

3. As I said Liberal/Conservative.