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Originally Posted by SuzeQuze
She's suing the government, that's great, but it won't go anywhere.  Still, it is worth the fight. People in the US should not be arrested for wearing a t-shirt! What was her crime? |
Her crime is you cannot disrupt the Congress, which IMO was her intent. In other words, the law, which I personally do not agree with, allows certain space for protest, and I can assure you, that space is not in the hall where the Pres. is speaking
Personally, I think her statement " . . . and I didn't want to be disruptive out of respect for her" is a load of cr*p because that is exactly what she did by wearing that shirt, which caused a disruption, albeit not during the speech itself, but surely it could have occured then
I mean did she actually think that shirt was in any way more respectful than a verbal heckle
In the end, I think she got what she wanted, publicity - and she is very very clever at doing that.
I also think she should have been able to wear that shirt in the Congress.
But, that is my opinion.