At what point does 'resistance' become Sedition?
When does Sedition become Treason?
7 years ago in #zap by everittdmickey (73)
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When idiots use their feelings to try to take away the rights of others.
Let's discuss this in Andy's office...
is gomer available?
he can take notes.
I would say when it goes outside the boundry of the law. You can yell and scream all you want and it's a protest but when you start setting things on fire it becomes a riot.
antifa comes to mind.
When in a room . . . a small group of people decides what the public need to think.
I think this is happening.
I shudder to think it out loud.
I am Henry Gant.
'smoke filled room'
don't forget the smoke.
These questions are very good for the politicians, who make the great laws, and for the antidemocratic or totalitarian regimes, as they also call it ... any fair claim of the citizenship visualizes it as an act of treachery that wants to destabilize or overthrow a government or institution. In my opinion, resistance is a right that any free citizen has; but ,regrettably, it has its particular risks in some places ...
When people became more selfish.