I think this was a "fair" gesture of protest. The protester basically was stating in an obvious way:
"this is what happens when you don't guard personal information"
I'm completely neutral to Verizon as a company because I can't purchase their services in Canada, but I think these types of gestures will become more common as government keeps letting corporations get away with more.
Seidenberg should be thankful that the protester simply wanted to voice his displeasure... rather than assaulting him. -- Working to bring you closer to a Bell and Rogers free household.
[...] I think these types of gestures will become more common as government keeps letting corporations get away with more.
LMAO. In the U.S. corporations and government are one and the same. One hand washes jerks off the other for the highest payola extracted from the little people. -- The Toll
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