Right to protest - or lack of it

[Tank Slapper]

Just seen [url]this|http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/09/22/no2id_protesters/[/url] article and it has really annoyed me.

This government are utter control freaks. If you don't agree with them then as far as they are concerned you don't matter.

:grumpy:

[esselte]

Tank Slapper said:

Just seen this article and it has really annoyed me. This government are utter control freaks. If you don't agree with them then as far as they are concerned you don't matter.

It's all getting a bit too Stalinesque for my liking.(oops... I hope they don't read that!)

[ulakye]

Actually the Metro Centre have never allowed this kind of thing in the same way you never see any buskers around the place.

[Tank Slapper]

ulakye said:

Actually the Metro Centre have never allowed this kind of thing in the same way you never see any buskers around the place.

So why are Tony's mates allowed to do it then?

[m1spw]

The govt is just getting to controlling with everything - not allowing protests without permission in London, and the general public are just taking this lying down. How far can the govt go before someone/everyone finally realises that they've gone too far???

[MilnerR]

The first person to stop clapping Tony Blair at the labour conference gets taken outside and shot.....

















lets hope its Gordon Brown

[esselte]

MilnerR said:

The first person to stop clapping Tony Blair at the labour conference gets taken outside and shot..... lets hope its Gordon Brown

[R988]

MilnerR said:

The first person to stop clapping Tony Blair at the labour conference gets taken outside and shot..... lets hope its Gordon Brown

Well at least they are getting rid of their own, pity it wasn't faster though...