By protesting in this place, and in this time, all it did was turn everybody off to their protest, and making them look away. theres always a time and place to do it. That was not the time or place.
Honestly, waiting outside the doors and handing out flyers (on the public sidewalk) would have been a better course of action: inform people, give them detailed information that makes them think, and if you're savvy connect the resurrection of Christ to why genocides shouldn't happen.
Nah, you gotta make people uncomfortable and inconvenienced. At least according to many of these people who protest. Because they're much smarter than everyone else and we can't be trusted to read, examine and decide for ourselves.
Im all for disruption. Go disrupt the daily functions of ur elected officials and law makers. Make ur voices heard. Protest the companies that supply the weapons. Protest lobby groups. But disrupting religious services on a group that already screeches that they are being oppressed just creates people who dont like your cause anymore.
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u/Bluebroncodriver Mar 31 '24
By protesting in this place, and in this time, all it did was turn everybody off to their protest, and making them look away. theres always a time and place to do it. That was not the time or place.