LMAO. Reminds me of when all the neo-nazi skinheads used to whine about not being allowed into punk shows in the 90's after they had started too many fights and tried to gang up on people. Suddenly when they weren't able to bully someone, they start crying.
Crybullying is not just a lefty tactic. That's all this anti-Shia whinefest is. For heaven's sake just attack his movies, that's all you need.
Possibly. Thing is, either words hurt, or words don't hurt. We can't have the cake and eat it too!
Is this "physically dominating!" someone? No. I spot a couple chest-bumps, some shoving, but that's about it. Comes with being in a protest, crowded with people, I'd say.
But I just find it hilarious that the side that is so worried about words and how these are delivered, seems to be okay when it's done by one of their own.
ITT people who change their opinions depending on the beliefs of the people involved. Lib shouting down or assaulting a conservative? Lawlz. But when the opposite happens it's the end of the world. Some people are just more requal than others I guess... When you resort to physical intimidation you lose the high ground whether your position was right or not.
Actions have Consequences
Action: Trolling and disrupting somebody's filming
Consequence: Getting shouted at and forcefully removed
If you don't want consequences then either behave or remain in your basement.
It isn't violence THREAD OVER PLEASE CLOSE NOTHING TO DISCUSS
A "safe space" from people shoving you around, sure. I don't think it's appropriate to shove people.
A civilian(Shia) doesn't have the right to remove you(the counter protester) from a public space no matter how much of a nuisance you are.
No force according to you, but you're HEAVILY biased. Shoving constitutes as force, and there was shoving from both of them.
Okay, let me try something different. Since we'll never agree with who is shoving or is not shoving. Do you agree that pushing someone around isn't acceptable?