It goes on to say;
Webster, who has a son serving in the Marines in Iraq, admitted he poured buckets of water from the back of a passing pickup on women holding peace signs at a busy intersection. He received a warning from police the first time, then returned a week later with two buckets, video cameras rolling.
Ross said Webster was harmlessly expressing his free speech out of concern for a son in the war zone.
So he was acting to impinge the free expression rights of others rather than partaking in his own legitimate protest, screw him.
And come on, ice cold weather, throwing water over women, he took a video camera. There's a register for guys like that. |
