Old mate Isaac Newton got his third law about bang on right when he stated that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
Protest at Corey Bernardi’s office against his stance on Safe Schools. pic.twitter.com/pntAXnWdi9
— Leah MacLennan (@lmaclennan) March 18, 2016
University students protesting at Bernardi’s office in response to safe schools coalition @TenNewsADEL pic.twitter.com/OD3GKfMSym
— Natarsha Kallios (@NKallios) March 18, 2016
The small group of student protesters maintained civility for a brief period of time, before things started turning ugly.
Protestors bust through Cory Bernardi’s office door @TenNewsADEL pic.twitter.com/Fn61zY3YUv
— Natarsha Kallios (@NKallios) March 18, 2016
Protesters are chanting ‘racist, sexist, anti-queer, Bernardi is not welcome here.’ pic.twitter.com/6nhTzbfOXD
— Leah MacLennan (@lmaclennan) March 18, 2016
Status of Cory Bernardi’s office: TRASHED #defend #safeschools pic.twitter.com/FrD2jxSPJQ
— ?????? ??????? (@ApoorvJAZZwal) March 18, 2016
Senator Cory Bernadi’s office trashed by protestors over calls to close Safe Schools program #9newscomau pic.twitter.com/u23PfBQIXZ
— Tracy Alexander (@talexander_9) March 18, 2016
Whether you like him or not (and despite the obvious schadenfreude this carries with it) it’s definitely fair to suggest that actions like this don’t really achieve much beyond making everyone involved look bad. But y’all can make up your mind on whether or not this is on the level.
