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  Well no one really seems to care that much so I'm surprised they're worried about it.
context: Rights actively under attack from Republicans:
  Right to Bodily Autonomy
  Right to Protest
  Right to Free Speech >
  
  Right to vote. >
  
  Right to what you can read
  Right to what you can wear
  Right to what you can say online >
  
  But only if you’re left-leaning. Can’t have any of that! >
  
  I'm surprised there aren't lots of protestors who attend the court and start chanting "Rapist" when Brett Kavanaugh speaks. >
  
  His often repeated phrase is likely 'laws for thee, not for me'.  The court is illegitimate in the most profound of ways.  Time for a more balanced court, term limits and the ability for a justice to be removed. >
  
  Isn't it in the constitution to allow us to protest Congress? 
  We're literally about to become an authoritarian state... >
  
  You are welcome to protest Congress, but Congress can also put reasonable limits on that expression. I can talk about how our whole government needs to change; I cannot do it by running in front of traffic on the highway. I am free to say I hate Biden’s guts, that he’s a moron, and that his policies are destroying us all; I don’t get to walk into the White House to tell him. I am free to say that Justice Kavanaugh is a sexual predator and has no place on the court; we cannot have protests in courtrooms. Literally nothing would ever get done. >
  
  You can totally block roadways as part of a protest. Want to tell Biden you don't like or support his policies? Go protest outside the White House. Get a bunch of people to go with you and block up the streets and spread your message. Bring big signs that can be read from the White House. You think a court got a ruling wrong? Go protest that ruling outside the courthouse and the district attorney's office. Make it hard to do those jobs.  The whole point of protesting is to be disruptive and civilly disobedient to get those in power to at least listen to your grievances. >
  
  heaven forbid that we disrupt them while they are taking our rights away.  Ugh.