Climate protesters block roads
Discussion
rxe said:
Why the F are they protesting about HS2? Isn’t public transport a good thing?
It’s good to see that plod has decreed the demonstrations to be illegal, one wonders why this wasn’t done a few weeks ago.
I don't think you get it yet. Tech has been tried and found wanting...CO2 is still climbing.It’s good to see that plod has decreed the demonstrations to be illegal, one wonders why this wasn’t done a few weeks ago.
Time to try something new.
Kawasicki said:
rxe said:
Why the F are they protesting about HS2? Isn’t public transport a good thing?
It’s good to see that plod has decreed the demonstrations to be illegal, one wonders why this wasn’t done a few weeks ago.
I don't think you get it yet. Tech has been tried and found wanting...CO2 is still climbing.It’s good to see that plod has decreed the demonstrations to be illegal, one wonders why this wasn’t done a few weeks ago.
Time to try something new.
We've been down the non-tech route a few centuries back. That is, what these loons want - the world to be one giant, wattle-and-daub kibbutz.
Camoradi said:
I must remember that. If you want to smash some toughened glass, use a toffee hammer and blunt posidrive screwdriver yielded with all the force of an angel kissing a puppy's nose.
It beggars belief! She has a pHD for f
ks sake, yet couldn't work out that a cursory glance at Google might be a good idea when you don't know what you're doing.Kawasicki said:
rxe said:
Why the F are they protesting about HS2? Isn’t public transport a good thing?
It’s good to see that plod has decreed the demonstrations to be illegal, one wonders why this wasn’t done a few weeks ago.
I don't think you get it yet. Tech has been tried and found wanting...CO2 is still climbing.It’s good to see that plod has decreed the demonstrations to be illegal, one wonders why this wasn’t done a few weeks ago.
Time to try something new.
Kawasicki said:
rxe said:
Why the F are they protesting about HS2? Isn’t public transport a good thing?
It’s good to see that plod has decreed the demonstrations to be illegal, one wonders why this wasn’t done a few weeks ago.
I don't think you get it yet. Tech has been tried and found wanting...CO2 is still climbing.It’s good to see that plod has decreed the demonstrations to be illegal, one wonders why this wasn’t done a few weeks ago.
Time to try something new.
fblm said:
You would think that if they were really that committed they would have the discipline to resist trying to hitch their personal hobby horses to the cause.amusingduck said:
Camoradi said:
I must remember that. If you want to smash some toughened glass, use a toffee hammer and blunt posidrive screwdriver yielded with all the force of an angel kissing a puppy's nose.
It beggars belief! She has a pHD for f
ks sake, yet couldn't work out that a cursory glance at Google might be a good idea when you don't know what you're doing.fblm said:
amusingduck said:
Camoradi said:
I must remember that. If you want to smash some toughened glass, use a toffee hammer and blunt posidrive screwdriver yielded with all the force of an angel kissing a puppy's nose.
It beggars belief! She has a pHD for f
ks sake, yet couldn't work out that a cursory glance at Google might be a good idea when you don't know what you're doing.turbobloke said:
fblm said:
amusingduck said:
Camoradi said:
I must remember that. If you want to smash some toughened glass, use a toffee hammer and blunt posidrive screwdriver yielded with all the force of an angel kissing a puppy's nose.
It beggars belief! She has a pHD for f
ks sake, yet couldn't work out that a cursory glance at Google might be a good idea when you don't know what you're doing.
turbobloke said:
Nor am I but reading a CPS webpage on criminal damage earlier today the 'requirements' are both wider and not as strict as may be thought e.g. smearing mud - possibly a euphemism - on police cell walls has qualified. On that basis those comedy stickers alone would do the trick.
And when it goes to court putting stickers up vs causing x grand of damage... as easy as it is to believe utter incompetence I just don't think we should rule out enough legal knowledge with cowardice aforethought. Now can i please go back to imagining how quick these a55holes could unglue themselves, or not, when the rubber bullets start flying? 
amusingduck said:
turbobloke said:
fblm said:
amusingduck said:
Camoradi said:
I must remember that. If you want to smash some toughened glass, use a toffee hammer and blunt posidrive screwdriver yielded with all the force of an angel kissing a puppy's nose.
It beggars belief! She has a pHD for f
ks sake, yet couldn't work out that a cursory glance at Google might be a good idea when you don't know what you're doing.No, not that sort of public transport!
Evening Standard says ER will be disrupting the tube on Thursday.
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/extinction-...
So I guess TfL will be turning the wifi off for the day then, like they did last time.
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/extinction-...
So I guess TfL will be turning the wifi off for the day then, like they did last time.
The gap between support and opposition for ER has widened since last week according to the YouGovDaily poll result, but only by 2 percentage points.
54% say they oppose their actions, and 36% say they support them, remainder undecided.
Support is declining slowly and opposition is increasing slowly. This may well continue if ER insist on making people's lives a misery while generally doing their best to increase emissions via traffic jams and/or detours, and by disrupting public transport. And that's 'just' with ER affecting London, which has somewhat different politics to other parts of the country.
54% say they oppose their actions, and 36% say they support them, remainder undecided.
Support is declining slowly and opposition is increasing slowly. This may well continue if ER insist on making people's lives a misery while generally doing their best to increase emissions via traffic jams and/or detours, and by disrupting public transport. And that's 'just' with ER affecting London, which has somewhat different politics to other parts of the country.
turbobloke said:
The gap between support and opposition for ER has widened since last week according to the YouGovDaily poll result, but only by 2 percentage points.
54% say they oppose their actions, and 36% say they support them, remainder undecided.
Support is declining slowly and opposition is increasing slowly. This may well continue if ER insist on making people's lives a misery while generally doing their best to increase emissions via traffic jams and/or detours, and by disrupting public transport. And that's 'just' with ER affecting London, which has somewhat different politics to other parts of the country.
Every time you post a dolphin dies54% say they oppose their actions, and 36% say they support them, remainder undecided.
Support is declining slowly and opposition is increasing slowly. This may well continue if ER insist on making people's lives a misery while generally doing their best to increase emissions via traffic jams and/or detours, and by disrupting public transport. And that's 'just' with ER affecting London, which has somewhat different politics to other parts of the country.
Top 5 Extinction Rebellion moments.
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=670610410098311
Whilst it's funny to watch, it is worth considering that further along the drugs supply chain is child abuse and violent crime. Whilst these people are campaigning against Capitalism, rich drug dealers are living it up on the Costa Del Sol.
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=670610410098311
Whilst it's funny to watch, it is worth considering that further along the drugs supply chain is child abuse and violent crime. Whilst these people are campaigning against Capitalism, rich drug dealers are living it up on the Costa Del Sol.
Blakewater said:
Top 5 Extinction Rebellion moments.
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=670610410098311
Whilst it's funny to watch, it is worth considering that further along the drugs supply chain is child abuse and violent crime. Whilst these people are campaigning against Capitalism, rich drug dealers are living it up on the Costa Del Sol.
The only possible explanation for this is the used of psychotropic drugs https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=670610410098311
Whilst it's funny to watch, it is worth considering that further along the drugs supply chain is child abuse and violent crime. Whilst these people are campaigning against Capitalism, rich drug dealers are living it up on the Costa Del Sol.
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