I wouldn't be so confident about your stats there.
The assaults that are now being evidenced with footage is growing. And you might think 'well behaved' is measured by the very low measure of 'arrests' but the reality is the entire world who is connected to the internet and has chosen to watch the footage has now seen the violence and the intimidation used.
Plus, the message that is beginning to seep through and it will gain traction over the coming months, is that the people who are so very proud about their protest successfully stopped Maori and other women from recounting their concerns and stories to others. That is what was stopped.
So worth crowing over isn't it? The optics are that thousands of protestors stopped women from speaking freely in a democratic society with violence. So much violence that is very plain to see.
Davidson was hit by a motorcycle that had nothing at all to do with the women at the rally. You are showing just how much you are lacking in critical thinking there.
And Lidia Thorpe was deflected from her approach towards Kellie Jay Keen that was fast and she was clearly aggressive. She was deflected by an Australian Federal Police person who is trained to use those techniques in those situations. Lidia Thorpe, an Australian senator, could have asked to speak as did other senators. In fact, a woman spoke in support of gender identity being prioritised over sex at that very event. So, it was open to Thorpe to do so.
She chose not to. Just as she chose to lie down and block the progress of the Sydney Mardi Gras / Pride parade recently. The organisers had to have her removed. Do you have anything to say about that?
Or just here to show that you read headlines without any actual understanding of these events or the people involved?