Ain’t no staffers got shit on a handful of people with vuvuzela following the representative around whenever they’re in public. Rotate the shifts, 1 hour each, and you only need 24 people daily for permanent vuvuzela brrrrrrr heralding their elected official of choice.
I would also enjoy watching a legion of mimes mockingly reacting to representatives in interviews, if the vuvuzela is too ‘public nuisance’.
Or both. Both would be great. Public shaming could be a very creative and cathartic outlet.
They have staffers to make sure that doesn’t happen.
Ain’t no staffers got shit on a handful of people with vuvuzela following the representative around whenever they’re in public. Rotate the shifts, 1 hour each, and you only need 24 people daily for permanent vuvuzela brrrrrrr heralding their elected official of choice.
I would also enjoy watching a legion of mimes mockingly reacting to representatives in interviews, if the vuvuzela is too ‘public nuisance’.
Or both. Both would be great. Public shaming could be a very creative and cathartic outlet.
They have cops to handle outright harassment. Politicians are the kind of people cops actually look out for.
Vuvuzelas and mimes are surely free speech, in the land of the free and the home of the brave. 🇺🇸 /s