Protesters marched through SLO, seeking revolution

October 30, 2020

Photo by Richard Bastian

By RICHARD BASTIAN

Approximately 100 protesters marched through San Luis Obispo on Thursday evening to promote their demands which include dropping charges for protesters, abolishing the police and prison system, free internet, free transportation and a wealth tax.

Photo by Richard Bastian

The protest was organized by Abolitionist Action Central Coast/SLO, a group comprised primarily of Cal Poly students. The protesters marched through the downtown area, then stopped in the intersection of Hiquera and Osos streets, where they blocked traffic for approximately 15 minutes.

Photo by Richard Bastian

The students then marched to the courthouse where they performed a skit about past revolutions, and the need for violence in some situations.

Photo by Richard Bastian

 


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I’m not overly concerned about these kids starting a revolution, most of them can’t even start a lawn mower.


This is old and tired already…now they just look like foolish children….Never underestimate the ability of uncontrolled anger to screw up your cause….