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Pat Condell. Is this person going over-board?
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"What you gonna do if we can't; gas us in chambers?"
Do you really need to resort to this level?
I quite stick with my stance that the only political input religious warrants is a referendum majority demanding what is constitutionally acceptable, and never anything else (and of course, ensuring that bull$hit like WYD is never allowed to happen without the public's permission ever again should be a standard law).
Protesting does raise a good point and I will probably re-evaluate it (on the other hand, I generally dislike traffic stoppers anyway- so maybe not, given the context that a theological display would operate under virtually any excuse, grievance or non-grievance).
But like any protest, if a freakish subgroup blocks traffic because it feels it deserves more hegemony (eg Scientologists) I would happily publish online/letters to papers the petty context that said subgroup was brought to stopping decent people going about their business.
For being approached by a stranger I could effortlessly insinuate a charge of harassment (which IS exactly what it is)- of course, my first course of action is to not-very-politely tell the hawker to show some respect and refrain from bothering me- after which if they refuse to respect my wishes to be left alone the harassment charge would then strongly apply.