We disagree. I see a video full of happy people, as they should be. As YOU should. As Liz should be. She just shouldnt be a hypocrite and pretend to be poutraged because Bloomberg told someone to kill a baby in the name of business.
Whatever man. Happy people smile. Point out five different smiles and you win a prize.
EDIT : Oh, I found one at 3:48. She snuck by without me noticing on the first watch but I noticed this time. You'd better find your five before I find them, or they don't count.
How long do you think it will take me to find five scowls? Happy people don't scowl.
EDIT : 1:05 someone smiles, but she is initially scowling, and then flashes a fake smile for the camera as a reflex. I don't think it counts.
1:10 someone on the right edge of the screen does seem very happy. I found one!
1:25 mid ground. Oh, that person is pissed! Not happy.
EDIT :
1:38 center foreground looks completely miserable. But it looks like it's a personal issue. Some happy people in the mid ground. It appears to be a pleasurable social interaction.
I see a lot of mixed emotions. Anger, sadness, righteous indignation. Along with a smattering of the normal emotions you'd expect to see in any crowd over the course of a march.
I hear a lot of angry chanting and some exuberant yelling. Most people aren't talking. Those who are are mostly subdued. There are occasional off topic social interactions that involve happiness.
I haven't seen anyone in that video who is identifiably happy about abortions. Tell you what, since you see people who are happy about abortion everywhere, how about you point one out to me? Then I can see what you see. And if I deny it, observers of our conversation can look for themselves and you'll win some people over.