Requiem for Michael Brown: 'Which Side Are You On?' Ask Demonstrators at St. Louis Symphony

"Justice for Mike Brown is justice for us all"

Reason Staff | 10.6.2014 8:50 AM

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Robert 10 years ago

Why didn't they stay after the performance? Yeah, always leave the audience wanting a little more, but does that mean physically leaving the audience?
jmomls 10 years ago

Yeah, let's go annoy a bunch of people that had nothing to do with it, in a town that had nothing to do with it. Brilliant.

I guess you can tell which side I'm on already.
Curtisls87 10 years ago

I support the concept of civil disobedience. I also believe that there are consequences to it, and I see that there were none for this.

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Requiem for Michael Brown: 'Which Side Are You On?' Ask Demonstrators at St. Louis Symphony

"Justice for Mike Brown is justice for us all"

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