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<blockquote data-quote="ewijesekara" data-source="post: 27612965" data-attributes="member: 561877"><p>Well, It is a accepted method of protest under international law. To begin with if the protesters cared "if government would care" they wouldn't be protesting. If we are all suffering together support the people who are doing something about it, rather than going on with your day to day lives. The truth is some people like you want others to fight for you but as long as you have your job, you have money to send kids to school, you get annoyed by a traffic jam, the people who are in it are private bus drivers, the people who sell something in pola, the tourist guides, the "tea kade eka" and so on.. they have already lost their livelihood., so don't say we all are suffering, just to be on the same side, you imbecile nut job!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ewijesekara, post: 27612965, member: 561877"] Well, It is a accepted method of protest under international law. To begin with if the protesters cared "if government would care" they wouldn't be protesting. If we are all suffering together support the people who are doing something about it, rather than going on with your day to day lives. The truth is some people like you want others to fight for you but as long as you have your job, you have money to send kids to school, you get annoyed by a traffic jam, the people who are in it are private bus drivers, the people who sell something in pola, the tourist guides, the "tea kade eka" and so on.. they have already lost their livelihood., so don't say we all are suffering, just to be on the same side, you imbecile nut job! [/QUOTE]
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