I understand what this person is attempting to do, but I always believed that simply refusing to take part in something (boycotting/passive resistance) was a better idea than actively interrupting a service. Where do we care to draw the line? If I don't like X's method in the bedroom, I am not about to stand in their bedroom and give them a prod with a sharp stick each time they do something I don't like. Besides the obvious legalities, it would be downright insane. The logical parallel? *g*
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I understand what this person is attempting to do, but I always believed that simply refusing to take part in something (boycotting/passive resistance) was a better idea than actively interrupting a service. Where do we care to draw the line? If I don't like X's method in the bedroom, I am not about to stand in their bedroom and give them a prod with a sharp stick each time they do something I don't like. Besides the obvious legalities, it would be downright insane. The logical parallel? *g*