good for her. nonviolent obstruction of a commercial endeavor she opposes, much like a sit-in. whether you agree with her perspective or not I think it is important to support her ability to protest in this way, though (as she is well aware) it may come with consequences.
Part of the idea of protesting like this is to elicit arrest. That's what civil disobedience is. It's not a coherent protest strategy if you factor enforcement out!
so you would agree with me obstructing the entry to a local library, because I am an Amazon fanboy and I oppose local libraries
What if the robot was delivering insulin? Would it be such a noble act then?
Not saying I disagree in principle, but the protestor assumes a lot of knowledge.