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**nvideoe** · 11-03-2011, 09:48 PM

Well, as I already stated, I think they picked the wrong target. I'm not defending the action against M&I individually. I'm defending the right of people to organize a boycott against a corporation.

I see....so if I decided to get a mob together to take down "Bob's Bakery" just because I hated one of Bob's employees that's A-OK in your book? If I threaten Bob with getting a mob to take down his business unless he fires a particular employee AND supports my cause that's just hunky-dory?

How about if I get a mob together to protest your next door neighbor who, as a "homemaker" contributed $5000.00 to a candidate that I have a disagreement with?

Is there any case whatsoever where you think that a person should be held accountable for inciting a mob action against another person or entity?

11-03-2011, 09:48 PM	#34
nvideoe Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 489 Senior Member	Well, as I already stated, I think they picked the wrong target. I'm not defending the action against M&I individually. I'm defending the right of people to organize a boycott against a corporation. I see....so if I decided to get a mob together to take down "Bob's Bakery" just because I hated one of Bob's employees that's A-OK in your book? If I threaten Bob with getting a mob to take down his business unless he fires a particular employee AND supports my cause that's just hunky-dory? How about if I get a mob together to protest your next door neighbor who, as a "homemaker" contributed $5000.00 to a candidate that I have a disagreement with? Is there any case whatsoever where you think that a person should be held accountable for inciting a mob action against another person or entity?
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