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According to the report on the incident, that is exactly what happened. They were blocking the pathway.What rights of yours were stolen?
She was speaking as if she were a student there. Every other student that had a class in the building these protestors were blocking had THEIR rights violated and had every right to expect the campus police to remove the protestors for free access to the building.
From what I saw, they could have walked around them. They seemd to be a one rostrum, or fountain or somesuch. There would be many ways to get to class.
Universities are hot beds of protest - long may they be so..
Your country was founded on one huge fucking protest. You think the British should have done the equivalent to the framers of your constitution and your founding fathers (well, the 18th century equivalent, which would have involved more harsh measures than pepper spray)
I agree the protesters do not have the right to stop others going about their lawful business (if this is indeed what did happen), but protesting in itself is not a bad thing...
They were also camping overnight on the campus.
They were told well in advance that they had to stop and that they were breaking campus law.
They did not. So, they got pepper spray.
And, no more camping and no more blocking pathways for the thousands of others at that campus.
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