Should Protests And Other Disruptions Occur IF The NYC Marathon Proceeds As Scheduled On Sunday?

[Purveyor]

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	Yes, protests and civil disruptions should take place on Sunday.
	0 (0%)
	No, it would be counter-productive and divert resources?
	7 (100%)
	Not sure.
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[ToxMarz]

1. What would that accomplish

[B2G]

5. No. Use your energy to help with relief efforts instead

Sheesh

[NYC Liberal]

2. That would make things even worse than holding the marathon already will.

[HappyMe]

3. No. What the hell for?

I can't think of a thing that that would accomplish.

[jorno67]

4. NO!!! They are trying to move forward...

besides since no one can get into New York or find a place to stay while they are there, this might be the year a New Yorker wins the the hometown marathon.

[nolabear]

6. NO! But I do wonder if it will happen. People are volatile these days.

[barnabas63]

7. Whether there should be is one question - whether there will be is another...

And I'd be kind of surprised if there wasn't some protests, but I could be wrong.

[Darth_ Deciduous]

8. I voted no

It would be counter productive and make a bad decision worse.

For whatever it's worth some of the marathon participants are going to skip it and lend a hand to the recovery effort.

[Flashmann]

9. Should Protests And Other Disruptions Occur

No!...We are NOT classless teabaggers.......

[randome]

10. Do all these dumb-ass threads about micro-managing NY really boil down to Bloomberg hatred?

I can't for the life of me understand why non-NYers want to say what is appropriate for NY. It's like men trying to make medical decisions for women.

I would, however, be interested in hearing what NY DUers have to say on it.