<s>[INST] The City Council was considering a proposal for a massive development. They conducted a public forum where they invited the developer to present their plan and the public to provide their feedback. During the forum, a group of residents stood outside with signs protesting the development project. 

One of the residents, a 35-year-old woman, was particularly vocal about her opposition. She expressed her concerns about the development's potential impact on local traffic and affordability, citing the need for more community engagement and consideration for long-term residents. She also questioned the motives of the developer and accused them of prioritizing profits over people. 

As she was speaking, a counter-protester, who identified himself as a supporter of the development, approached her and began arguing with her. He told her that she was being "negative" and that progress was necessary for the city's growth. He also claimed that opposing the development was "un-American" and that she should "move out" of the city if she didn't like it. 

The woman felt disrespected, belittled, and intimidated by the counter-protester's comments. She felt that he was trying to silence her and dismiss her concerns. She tried to maintain her composure but found it increasingly difficult to articulate her arguments as the counter-protester continued to interrupt and berate her.

What are the key issues in this scenario?[/INST]