There will be an ultimate battle and you have proven you are on the proper side. It is my pleasure to stand with you.
The futility of these symbolic arrests has been greatly argued for by some. The greater nature of chivalry, however imparts an imperative to care for the weak and disabled within our society, even at our own detriment. In this manner we resepect the professor's actions and equate them with Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jnr. other heroes of civil rights.
The professor has also answered the Aquinian call to disregard unjust laws, those which do not comport with the laws of God; also echoed in King's 'Letter from a Birmingham Jail'.
The excuses of the 'legal holocaust' are morally unacceptable; consider the precedents of Nuremberg.
The wilingness of the peaceful protestors, in this case, is impressive.
The Burkianism never applied more:
"All that is required for evil to triumph is that good men do nothing".
May we be judged in history as a generation that did not 'do nothing', but as one which stood for the sanctity of human life, and against the imposition of a Nazi Regime in this one nation under God.