scott wrote:
>> Well, exactly how can they "disrupt the government" while being
>> "peaceful"?
> 
> Vote for someone else.  Lobby your local politicians.  Make a petition. 
> Try to gather support in the community.  Hold a peaceful protest at a
> key location.  There are many non-violent ways to disrupt the
> government. Physically disrupting it by force is not one of them.

	How are any of these disrupting the government? Voting is part of the
process - no one classifies it as a disruption. Lobbying disrupts what
and how, exactly? Peaceful protest is equally peacefully ignored.

	Not that I'm advocating either side - just pointing out that in the US,
disrupting the government is generally illegal - regardless of the method.

-- 
Psychoceramics: The study of crackpots.


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