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Do You Have A Right To Protest?
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If so how must you protest? I assume if it's in any way aggressive or damaging to property then it would not be allowed. But if it was a peaceful protest can the police legally remove you from where you're protesting if it was say, in the street?
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It seems we have more leeway than we think. Just as well really, considering how fundamentally powerless we all are in a democracy.
Protest is reflected in our democratic system. The point being that a single vote does nothing, but, collectively, we can be heard.
It's easy to poke fun at the likes of Greta's movement, but honestly, it's made me and a lot of others think. Awareness if nothing else.
It seems we have more leeway than we think. Just as well really, considering how fundamentally powerless we all are in a democracy.
Protest is reflected in our democratic system. The point being that a single vote does nothing, but, collectively, we can be heard.
It's easy to poke fun at the likes of Greta's movement, but honestly, it's made me and a lot of others think. Awareness if nothing else.
So lets pretend that outside the council office (if i wanted to protest my council) I sat at the door of the office, but not in anyone's way. Not in front of the door, but to the side of the door. Maybe some people may join me who knows, they sit to the side of the door also. Next thing you know there is a corridor of people you'd have to walk between (but they're not in the way) to get into the building
Would this be legal?
Would this be legal?