One of the anti-Putin movement's leaders, Alexei Navalny, also called for the women to be released, saying the act was "idiotic" but that they were not dangerous.
All day, liberals bickered online over whether the arson attack on the police vehicle constituted "pure art," as one commentator put it, or, as another maintained, "an act as idiotic as voting for United Russia," the ruling party.
TV Guide writer Matt Roush shared similar sentiments regarding the Scavo storyline, stating that while the premiere overall was good, "Lynette is trapped in a story line so desperately unamusing, one that makes her and everyone around her act so idiotic, that you have to pray that we'll soon see the last of the obnoxious Nora, mother of Tom's surprise daughter".
Fronting a rock band is a childish, idiotic act, and the learning curve involved in creating something worthwhile is too embarrassing for a person of your stature.
We can be idiots more quickly, be caught in our idiotic acts more easily, and be more publicly humiliated before a far broader audience than ever before.
Mitigating for Barnes, Naeem Mian said: "There are no ifs, no buts, no maybes, Mr Barnes makes it absolutely clear that these are idiotic acts borne out of breathtaking stupidity".
What do each of these examples of idiotic acts in this high-tech era have in common?
That said, I want also to ask this: What's worse, the idiotic acts of this pastor, or the violence and death caused by "believers" who claim as Muslims to be defending their faith in response to his actions?
Calchas, for all his spiritual anguish about the meaning of the world, is helpless, and his gods are so devoid of meaning that they can be manipulated into an idiotic, immoral act: forcing a father to kill his daughter.
"Sixty-five of them just voted with the Tories to go along in this idiotic and immoral act of dropping bombs in Raqqa.
