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I certainly believe that legal/non-violent avenues are the best forms of expression, but I chaffed listening to Agent Fields lecture on the subject. Her comments, and really the focus of the admittedly brief portion of the show I heard, seemed to focus on citizen's actions. I believe our government and corporations have a responsibility to act legally and nonviolently as well. I believe they also have social responsibilities beyond that.

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