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And one of them destroys his notes by pouring water over them in the process.
This video has been doing the rounds on the internet the last couple of days. It is very confronting, and sadly reminds me of the poor kid whose protest against Bloody Mess by Forced Entertainment consisted of standing in front of the stage when the actors came to greet and throwing candy at them, that they themselves had thrown at the audience as part of their performance. The poor lad obviously hadn't understood one bit. As have these people.
At Daily Kos, Gareth points out that not understanding can be quite frightening for the bystanders, as it unveils a certain flavour of fascism.
This video has been doing the rounds on the internet the last couple of days. It is very confronting, and sadly reminds me of the poor kid whose protest against Bloody Mess by Forced Entertainment consisted of standing in front of the stage when the actors came to greet and throwing candy at them, that they themselves had thrown at the audience as part of their performance. The poor lad obviously hadn't understood one bit. As have these people.
At Daily Kos, Gareth points out that not understanding can be quite frightening for the bystanders, as it unveils a certain flavour of fascism.
