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They had over six days to "protest."
Which by any one's terms was a fair run.
However, when you set up "tent-city,"
and a "squatter's camp," in the middle of
the city's public square for six days. When
you break Council ordinances by continue to
cook and make a mess in general - as well as
sit in the middle of an inter-section and refuse to
move - then of course
someone is going to pull you up on it.
Freedom to protest is one thing but to willfully
do damage to public property - stink up the place,
hinder traffic, et cetera - is something else.
A graffitti artist may feel that they're entitled
to "freedom of expression," when they decide to
de-face somebody's property. And you may not object
if they did it to your brand new fence. I though
would be mad as hell and demand they clean it up
(if I could catch them, that is).