Shocked, who me? As I pulled into the parking lot of Zip It!, the bright, cheery sign depicting a cartoon family happily suspended over a painted tree line backdrop, it was increasingly apparent my estimation of what to expect from the protest was a far cry from reality. The small army of angry people of varying ages and ethnicities brandished large signs on stakes held in both hands, shaking the various slogans etched in large, black letters at the narrow line of white-painted ...