Some key points here:
– The officers informed the protesters that they were about to start pepper spraying, and the protesters were cool with that.
– The officers detained several protesters at the outset.
– The crowd didn’t like that, started demanding the officers release them, and surrounded the officers.
No, the protesters weren’t being aggressive. But they weren’t exactly passive, either — they were pulling the classic passive-aggressive move. They were doing all they could to piss off the officers without provoking them.
I still stand by my earlier argument: of all their options, they took the least worst one.
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Assault And Pepper | Wizbang
Assault And Pepper | Wizbang
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