At this point, I think just about everyone has had enough of the Stop Oil activists trying to destroy Western Society's finest accomplishments to appease the climate gods, who for some irrational reason also happen to be the global communist gods.
We're tired of them throwing food at priceless art:
Messing with natural history exhibits:
The list goes on and on.
So, it's amazingly satisfying when normal people push back. It's so satisfying that you might applaud when someone does fight back, like at this concert of the National Philharmonic celebrating conductor Antoni Wit's 80th birthday and 60 years of serving Poland with music.
Wit was conducting the orchestra, when climate protestors jumped on stage holding a sign that read "Last Generation."
Showcasing his mastery, Wit continued to conduct with one hand while tearing the sign away from the protestors with the other.
The crowd erupts in applause, and then security drags off the protestors.
The music never misses a beat.
It may be the most beautiful orchestral performance I've ever seen.
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