You can hold a sign, and then you can hold a sign. If I'm trying to get someplace, and somebody puts that sign in my face and will not move, that's obstruction, that's interference, and it's totally different than peacefully protesting and counting our rosaries.
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Discussing the difference between peaceful protest and obstruction.
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