Letters to the Editor: Accepting consequences is a crucial part of being a good person

When someone takes on the role of minister, they take on responsibility for the actions of government in the area they are assigned.
Letters to the Editor: Accepting consequences is a crucial part of being a good person

Taoiseach Simon Harris has had protesters outside his family home recently. Picture: Damien Storan

Sarah Harte’s article (‘Right to peaceful protest can’t be at a cost to human rights of others’, May 8) on protests expresses a common argument about what is and isn’t acceptable when protesting.

As such, there is a common counterpoint to it. That is, when you place limits on protesting, those limits apply to all protesting and can be used to suppress the voice of the people.

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