Originally Posted by
Bushwhacker
If you were there you would have the right and the freedom to yell as loudly as you wish. Maybe some people did yell at them or confront them -- do you have proof they didn't? They have the right to exist. If someone walked down the street with a cross and a sign that said homosexuality is a sin during a pride parade should they be immediately removed? What if they were caught in the distant background while Trudeau was taking a photo? Does that mean he de facto supports that person? What if someone drew a cartoon of Mohamed and stood alone at Yonge-Dundas square...should the police force them to move or risk a ticket/arrest (which actually happened).
Your argument fails at every single level of analysis.
In any case, people's refusal -- for whatever reason -- to not engage this person is not a reflection of the moral fibre of the crowd. It's like me saying you refusing to donate $500 to the heart and stroke foundation this morning is proof you want those with heart disease to die.
I think people are being especially cautious to avoid being labelled a domestic terrorist/"insurrectionist" as the most of the libs so desperately wants them to be...and the organizers (whom you criticize for being disorganized) have actually made it quite clear to avoid all forms of violence, hostility or provocation.
So again, this whole thing is a mountain out of a mole hill and a total non-issue specifically engineered to derail legitimate grievances and reasonable requests.
You're entitled to your opinion and free to consider what you would have done, or what you wish others would have done, but that doesn't lend any credibility to the notion that these people shouldn't be there doing what they're doing.