Support is a really strange word to use . The company is probably much richer than the people donating . It ' s pure weakness on the part of the consumer a need to be recognized . <| sep |> Whats this for , background or prototype ? I can play around with it if you need . <| sep |> I felt it in my heart when I hit it before but no visuals just felt a little high . I didn ' t weigh it out either and I definitely was on the safe side . With this method its only hit ? <| sep |> Keep calling that stupid fucking screen for a loss <| sep |> Setting trucks on fire and building a roadblock isn ' t peaceful protest , it ' s obstruction of public infrastructure . It would be fine if they just showed up and made some noise , maybe harassed the work crews a bit . But right to peacefully protest is not a right to shutdown roads without a permit or vandalize someone else ' s property . Nor does it mean a right to shutdown whatever you ' re protesting regardless of the other party ' s inclinations the right to peaceful assemly is the right to show your dissent , not the right to do anything necessary to get what you want . The use of force here is clearly not the answer we need to these transgressions though . What ' s been brought to bear on these protestors is frankly horrifying . But this imo is a nuanced two sided issue one side certainly has greater transgressionsin his case the cops , but that ' s no reason the other ' s actions should be swept under the rug . As you say context is everything , and each of the wrongs occurs chiefly in the context of the other . The core problem is that standard arrests for illegal actions during a protest don ' t have enough dissuasive power since activist organizations tend to pay bailfines and make penalties just a routine part of protesting . Going over the line between peaceful assembly and transgressing on another entity ' s rights need to be enforced in a manner that holds people sufficiently personal accountable that they will be dissuaded from doing so in the first place . Likewise I ' d like to see laws conversely limiting force that can be used against protesters , especially those acting within their rights . The only way we ' re going to build a stable long term solution is if we build something that will fulfill both side ' s needs Ensure that protesters can safely protest within legal limitations , but also ensure that the costs of stepping over those limitations are significant enough that people don ' t .