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[–] GreyEyedGhost@lemmy.ca 3 points 3 weeks ago

That is needlessly vague. I not only think protests should occur at some schools, notably universities, I think it should be encouraged. I don't believe an institution occupied primarily by adults who are mostly healthy and mobile should be considered vulnerable. (No mention about whether schools included universities was in the article, but those are the only schools with Pro-Palestine protests that I heard about.) I also question whether certain streets should be precluded from protest routes, as opposed to stationary picketing, due to certain institutions being there, e.g., I'm against protests operating in front of abortion clinics for hours, but I don't think protests about non-abortion issues should be prevented from having a march on a route that includes an abortion clinic or hospital.