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Would acts of vandalism such as the Boston Tea Party be appropriate or tolerated today? If so, give a hypothetical example; if not, state why not?
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Would acts of vandalism such as the Boston Tea Party be appropriate or tolerated today? If so, give a hypothetical example; if not, state why not?
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no it would not be tolerated.
my guess is that it would be vandalism to government property. It would be just another riot. such as the black lives matter movement
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