Yeah but the kid being raped by Prince Andrew would probably cause a scene and irritate more people than are sympathetic for their cause.
comment by Hawkeye78 (U22468)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Terminator1 (U1863)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by Luke Hannant (U1734)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by TopForm (U15726)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Luke Hannant (U1734)
posted 44 minutes ago
Will try and spin it so you understand.
Their trying too ban poppy's
You turn up on 11th November wearing a poppy in protest against the ban and get arrested.
Do you accept that you should be arrested? You're piissing off a lot of people who just want to go about their day
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It's pointless really, you're never going to understand how the majority of people feel in this Country and the protest today will have made a negative impact on them.
As I said above if you haven't got this after brexit and years of Tory governments you never will, so I'll step out and leave you to your echo chamber.
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An important thing to learn in life (if brain capable) is that holding a majority viewpoint does not make you more correct. The majority of people in this country are brain dead idiots. It is interesting that being smart and having morals is something to beat people with now. Humans are very confusing
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The point is that they irritated far more people than those that had any sympathy for their ‘cause’. I reckon they’ve probably done themselves more harm than good. They’re most definitely not particularly smart, the fact you think they are just backs it up.
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How can you possibly be irritated by their actions? They did nothing wrong. Your precious king still got his ridiculous ceremony and laughed at all his peasants waving flags at him while he retired to his palace. Most people I know were more irritated by the coronation then some harmless protesters.
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They didn’t get the chance to do anything wrong, and it didn’t irritate me because I wasn’t there. I would imagine all those that were there were more than happy seeing them get carted away though. Why should their day out be ruined by a bunch of buffoons who can’t be bothered to do actual jobs themselves?
comment by Terminator1 (U1863)
posted 20 seconds ago
comment by Hawkeye78 (U22468)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Terminator1 (U1863)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by Luke Hannant (U1734)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by TopForm (U15726)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Luke Hannant (U1734)
posted 44 minutes ago
Will try and spin it so you understand.
Their trying too ban poppy's
You turn up on 11th November wearing a poppy in protest against the ban and get arrested.
Do you accept that you should be arrested? You're piissing off a lot of people who just want to go about their day
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's pointless really, you're never going to understand how the majority of people feel in this Country and the protest today will have made a negative impact on them.
As I said above if you haven't got this after brexit and years of Tory governments you never will, so I'll step out and leave you to your echo chamber.
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An important thing to learn in life (if brain capable) is that holding a majority viewpoint does not make you more correct. The majority of people in this country are brain dead idiots. It is interesting that being smart and having morals is something to beat people with now. Humans are very confusing
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The point is that they irritated far more people than those that had any sympathy for their ‘cause’. I reckon they’ve probably done themselves more harm than good. They’re most definitely not particularly smart, the fact you think they are just backs it up.
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How can you possibly be irritated by their actions? They did nothing wrong. Your precious king still got his ridiculous ceremony and laughed at all his peasants waving flags at him while he retired to his palace. Most people I know were more irritated by the coronation then some harmless protesters.
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They didn’t get the chance to do anything wrong, and it didn’t irritate me because I wasn’t there. I would imagine all those that were there were more than happy seeing them get carted away though. Why should their day out be ruined by a bunch of buffoons who can’t be bothered to do actual jobs themselves?
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Because they are a bunch of Tory priicks maybe that deserve to have their shiiitey tory day ruined?
So do people actually think that the rape alarms were being handed out because of the danger of being raped at the Kings coronation?
Because they are a bunch of Tory priicks maybe that deserve to have their shiiitey tory day ruined?
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So it was only Tories who were in London today?
Go to bed Barry, you’re being incredibly tedious and extremely feckin boring even by your own standards.
comment by Terminator1 (U1863)
posted 4 seconds ago
Because they are a bunch of Tory priicks maybe that deserve to have their shiiitey tory day ruined?
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So it was only Tories who were in London today?
Go to bed Barry, you’re being incredibly tedious and extremely feckin boring even by your own standards.
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Had a wee lie in this morning so not bed time for a while. How's your day been? Good win for Liverpool. Salah won me money. Anyway, your brain is made of cabbage
The Met said "lock-on devices" - which protesters can use to secure themselves to things like railings - had been seized. Recent changes to the law, passed this week, make it illegal to prepare to lock-on.
But Republic said officers had "misconstrued" straps meant to secure their signs in place.
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What a load of utter BS. Secure their signs
Were the people who went to fight for King and Country in 2 World Wars all Tory?
comment by Boris 'Inky’ Gibson (U5901)
posted 9 seconds ago
Were the people who went to fight for King and Country in 2 World Wars all Tory?
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Nope. They were all a bunch of snowflakes protesting against hitler's actions. Probably piissed off more naaziis than were sympathetic of their cause
comment by Luke Hannant (U1734)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Boris 'Inky’ Gibson (U5901)
posted 9 seconds ago
Were the people who went to fight for King and Country in 2 World Wars all Tory?
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Nope. They were all a bunch of snowflakes protesting against hitler's actions. Probably piissed off more naaziis than were sympathetic of their cause
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They were wokies trying to cancel Hitler’s free speech.
comment by Terminator1 (U1863)
posted 14 minutes ago
comment by Hawkeye78 (U22468)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Terminator1 (U1863)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by Luke Hannant (U1734)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by TopForm (U15726)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Luke Hannant (U1734)
posted 44 minutes ago
Will try and spin it so you understand.
Their trying too ban poppy's
You turn up on 11th November wearing a poppy in protest against the ban and get arrested.
Do you accept that you should be arrested? You're piissing off a lot of people who just want to go about their day
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's pointless really, you're never going to understand how the majority of people feel in this Country and the protest today will have made a negative impact on them.
As I said above if you haven't got this after brexit and years of Tory governments you never will, so I'll step out and leave you to your echo chamber.
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An important thing to learn in life (if brain capable) is that holding a majority viewpoint does not make you more correct. The majority of people in this country are brain dead idiots. It is interesting that being smart and having morals is something to beat people with now. Humans are very confusing
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The point is that they irritated far more people than those that had any sympathy for their ‘cause’. I reckon they’ve probably done themselves more harm than good. They’re most definitely not particularly smart, the fact you think they are just backs it up.
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How can you possibly be irritated by their actions? They did nothing wrong. Your precious king still got his ridiculous ceremony and laughed at all his peasants waving flags at him while he retired to his palace. Most people I know were more irritated by the coronation then some harmless protesters.
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They didn’t get the chance to do anything wrong, and it didn’t irritate me because I wasn’t there. I would imagine all those that were there were more than happy seeing them get carted away though. Why should their day out be ruined by a bunch of buffoons who can’t be bothered to do actual jobs themselves?
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Protesting isn’t their job. I’m sure they all have proper jobs and contribute to society. Just like the royal family. Oh, no, hang on......
comment by Luke Hannant (U1734)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Boris 'Inky’ Gibson (U5901)
posted 9 seconds ago
Were the people who went to fight for King and Country in 2 World Wars all Tory?
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Nope. They were all a bunch of snowflakes protesting against hitler's actions. Probably piissed off more naaziis than were sympathetic of their cause
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Probably did more damage than good. Why the need to ruin so many naazi's days?
comment by Terminator1 (U1863)
posted 6 minutes ago
The Met said "lock-on devices" - which protesters can use to secure themselves to things like railings - had been seized. Recent changes to the law, passed this week, make it illegal to prepare to lock-on.
But Republic said officers had "misconstrued" straps meant to secure their signs in place.
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What a load of utter BS. Secure their signs
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They were luggage and ratchet straps.
Assuming you know what those are, could you explain to me how you might use such in isolation to ‘lock on’ to something in such a manner that your average delivery driver, never mind police officer, couldn’t unfasten you please?
comment by rossobianchi (U17054)
posted 37 seconds ago
comment by Terminator1 (U1863)
posted 6 minutes ago
The Met said "lock-on devices" - which protesters can use to secure themselves to things like railings - had been seized. Recent changes to the law, passed this week, make it illegal to prepare to lock-on.
But Republic said officers had "misconstrued" straps meant to secure their signs in place.
————————
What a load of utter BS. Secure their signs
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They were luggage and ratchet straps.
Assuming you know what those are, could you explain to me how you might use such in isolation to ‘lock on’ to something in such a manner that your average delivery driver, never mind police officer, couldn’t unfasten you please?
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Tbf the police officers would be incapacitated trying to confiscate all the rape alarms
I manage to go about my daily life without an assortment of straps and rachets.
It'll be hilarious if protestors trash Eurovision.
comment by Boris 'Inky’ Gibson (U5901)
posted 20 seconds ago
It'll be hilarious if protestors trash Eurovision.
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Nooooooooooooooo. There's a limit!
comment by Boris 'Inky’ Gibson (U5901)
posted 10 seconds ago
I manage to go about my daily life without an assortment of straps and rachets.
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They arrived, as they’d explained to the police and had OK’d in advance, in a delivery fan containing hundreds of placards.
Rather than create the world’s most dangerous game of mikado sticks in the back of the truck, the placards had been batched, wrapped by the straps, before being loaded onto the truck, the batches then being stacked.
If they had wanted to smuggle ‘lock on’ devices into a protest, a) they’d have probably brought something that actually locked, rather than luggage straps, and b) they’d probably have made any kind of effort to hide them, rather than showing them immediately to the police when they opened the van.
comment by Boris 'Inky’ Gibson (U5901)
posted 2 minutes ago
It'll be hilarious if protestors trash Eurovision.
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Tbf they should after the travesty of awarding it to Ukraine last year.
The lengths people will go to, they narratives they will stretch out, for no other reason than to defend the likely illegal actions - authoritarian legislation considered - of a bunch of fascist, power-crazy cops, is breathtaking.
comment by merrysupersteve (relaxed about the situation) (U1132)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by rossobianchi (U17054)
posted 37 seconds ago
comment by Terminator1 (U1863)
posted 6 minutes ago
The Met said "lock-on devices" - which protesters can use to secure themselves to things like railings - had been seized. Recent changes to the law, passed this week, make it illegal to prepare to lock-on.
But Republic said officers had "misconstrued" straps meant to secure their signs in place.
————————
What a load of utter BS. Secure their signs
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They were luggage and ratchet straps.
Assuming you know what those are, could you explain to me how you might use such in isolation to ‘lock on’ to something in such a manner that your average delivery driver, never mind police officer, couldn’t unfasten you please?
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Tbf the police officers would be incapacitated trying to confiscate all the rape alarms
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You haven’t said why you think they were being handed out?
comment by rossobianchi (U17054)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by Terminator1 (U1863)
posted 6 minutes ago
The Met said "lock-on devices" - which protesters can use to secure themselves to things like railings - had been seized. Recent changes to the law, passed this week, make it illegal to prepare to lock-on.
But Republic said officers had "misconstrued" straps meant to secure their signs in place.
————————
What a load of utter BS. Secure their signs
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They were luggage and ratchet straps.
Assuming you know what those are, could you explain to me how you might use such in isolation to ‘lock on’ to something in such a manner that your average delivery driver, never mind police officer, couldn’t unfasten you please?
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Why do they need straps of any description?
comment by rossobianchi (U17054)
posted 8 minutes ago
The lengths people will go to, they narratives they will stretch out, for no other reason than to defend the likely illegal actions - authoritarian legislation considered - of a bunch of fascist, power-crazy cops, is breathtaking.
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Barry described it quite eloquently: cabbage for brains.
comment by rossobianchi (U17054)
posted 7 minutes ago
The lengths people will go to, they narratives they will stretch out, for no other reason than to defend the likely illegal actions - authoritarian legislation considered - of a bunch of fascist, power-crazy cops, is breathtaking.
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The gross exaggeration you constantly peddle is a bit mad also.
comment by Kobbie The King Mainoo (U10026)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by rossobianchi (U17054)
posted 8 minutes ago
The lengths people will go to, they narratives they will stretch out, for no other reason than to defend the likely illegal actions - authoritarian legislation considered - of a bunch of fascist, power-crazy cops, is breathtaking.
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Barry described it quite eloquently: cabbage for brains.
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Quoting Barry to back anything up doesn’t really make you come across as particularly bright….
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posted on 6/5/23
Yeah but the kid being raped by Prince Andrew would probably cause a scene and irritate more people than are sympathetic for their cause.
posted on 6/5/23
comment by Hawkeye78 (U22468)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Terminator1 (U1863)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by Luke Hannant (U1734)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by TopForm (U15726)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Luke Hannant (U1734)
posted 44 minutes ago
Will try and spin it so you understand.
Their trying too ban poppy's
You turn up on 11th November wearing a poppy in protest against the ban and get arrested.
Do you accept that you should be arrested? You're piissing off a lot of people who just want to go about their day
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's pointless really, you're never going to understand how the majority of people feel in this Country and the protest today will have made a negative impact on them.
As I said above if you haven't got this after brexit and years of Tory governments you never will, so I'll step out and leave you to your echo chamber.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
An important thing to learn in life (if brain capable) is that holding a majority viewpoint does not make you more correct. The majority of people in this country are brain dead idiots. It is interesting that being smart and having morals is something to beat people with now. Humans are very confusing
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The point is that they irritated far more people than those that had any sympathy for their ‘cause’. I reckon they’ve probably done themselves more harm than good. They’re most definitely not particularly smart, the fact you think they are just backs it up.
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How can you possibly be irritated by their actions? They did nothing wrong. Your precious king still got his ridiculous ceremony and laughed at all his peasants waving flags at him while he retired to his palace. Most people I know were more irritated by the coronation then some harmless protesters.
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They didn’t get the chance to do anything wrong, and it didn’t irritate me because I wasn’t there. I would imagine all those that were there were more than happy seeing them get carted away though. Why should their day out be ruined by a bunch of buffoons who can’t be bothered to do actual jobs themselves?
posted on 6/5/23
comment by Terminator1 (U1863)
posted 20 seconds ago
comment by Hawkeye78 (U22468)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Terminator1 (U1863)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by Luke Hannant (U1734)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by TopForm (U15726)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Luke Hannant (U1734)
posted 44 minutes ago
Will try and spin it so you understand.
Their trying too ban poppy's
You turn up on 11th November wearing a poppy in protest against the ban and get arrested.
Do you accept that you should be arrested? You're piissing off a lot of people who just want to go about their day
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's pointless really, you're never going to understand how the majority of people feel in this Country and the protest today will have made a negative impact on them.
As I said above if you haven't got this after brexit and years of Tory governments you never will, so I'll step out and leave you to your echo chamber.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
An important thing to learn in life (if brain capable) is that holding a majority viewpoint does not make you more correct. The majority of people in this country are brain dead idiots. It is interesting that being smart and having morals is something to beat people with now. Humans are very confusing
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The point is that they irritated far more people than those that had any sympathy for their ‘cause’. I reckon they’ve probably done themselves more harm than good. They’re most definitely not particularly smart, the fact you think they are just backs it up.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
How can you possibly be irritated by their actions? They did nothing wrong. Your precious king still got his ridiculous ceremony and laughed at all his peasants waving flags at him while he retired to his palace. Most people I know were more irritated by the coronation then some harmless protesters.
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They didn’t get the chance to do anything wrong, and it didn’t irritate me because I wasn’t there. I would imagine all those that were there were more than happy seeing them get carted away though. Why should their day out be ruined by a bunch of buffoons who can’t be bothered to do actual jobs themselves?
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Because they are a bunch of Tory priicks maybe that deserve to have their shiiitey tory day ruined?
posted on 6/5/23
So do people actually think that the rape alarms were being handed out because of the danger of being raped at the Kings coronation?
posted on 6/5/23
Because they are a bunch of Tory priicks maybe that deserve to have their shiiitey tory day ruined?
————————
So it was only Tories who were in London today?
Go to bed Barry, you’re being incredibly tedious and extremely feckin boring even by your own standards.
posted on 6/5/23
comment by Terminator1 (U1863)
posted 4 seconds ago
Because they are a bunch of Tory priicks maybe that deserve to have their shiiitey tory day ruined?
————————
So it was only Tories who were in London today?
Go to bed Barry, you’re being incredibly tedious and extremely feckin boring even by your own standards.
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Had a wee lie in this morning so not bed time for a while. How's your day been? Good win for Liverpool. Salah won me money. Anyway, your brain is made of cabbage
posted on 6/5/23
The Met said "lock-on devices" - which protesters can use to secure themselves to things like railings - had been seized. Recent changes to the law, passed this week, make it illegal to prepare to lock-on.
But Republic said officers had "misconstrued" straps meant to secure their signs in place.
————————
What a load of utter BS. Secure their signs
posted on 6/5/23
Were the people who went to fight for King and Country in 2 World Wars all Tory?
posted on 6/5/23
comment by Boris 'Inky’ Gibson (U5901)
posted 9 seconds ago
Were the people who went to fight for King and Country in 2 World Wars all Tory?
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Nope. They were all a bunch of snowflakes protesting against hitler's actions. Probably piissed off more naaziis than were sympathetic of their cause
posted on 6/5/23
comment by Luke Hannant (U1734)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Boris 'Inky’ Gibson (U5901)
posted 9 seconds ago
Were the people who went to fight for King and Country in 2 World Wars all Tory?
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Nope. They were all a bunch of snowflakes protesting against hitler's actions. Probably piissed off more naaziis than were sympathetic of their cause
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They were wokies trying to cancel Hitler’s free speech.
posted on 6/5/23
comment by Terminator1 (U1863)
posted 14 minutes ago
comment by Hawkeye78 (U22468)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Terminator1 (U1863)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by Luke Hannant (U1734)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by TopForm (U15726)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Luke Hannant (U1734)
posted 44 minutes ago
Will try and spin it so you understand.
Their trying too ban poppy's
You turn up on 11th November wearing a poppy in protest against the ban and get arrested.
Do you accept that you should be arrested? You're piissing off a lot of people who just want to go about their day
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's pointless really, you're never going to understand how the majority of people feel in this Country and the protest today will have made a negative impact on them.
As I said above if you haven't got this after brexit and years of Tory governments you never will, so I'll step out and leave you to your echo chamber.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
An important thing to learn in life (if brain capable) is that holding a majority viewpoint does not make you more correct. The majority of people in this country are brain dead idiots. It is interesting that being smart and having morals is something to beat people with now. Humans are very confusing
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The point is that they irritated far more people than those that had any sympathy for their ‘cause’. I reckon they’ve probably done themselves more harm than good. They’re most definitely not particularly smart, the fact you think they are just backs it up.
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How can you possibly be irritated by their actions? They did nothing wrong. Your precious king still got his ridiculous ceremony and laughed at all his peasants waving flags at him while he retired to his palace. Most people I know were more irritated by the coronation then some harmless protesters.
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They didn’t get the chance to do anything wrong, and it didn’t irritate me because I wasn’t there. I would imagine all those that were there were more than happy seeing them get carted away though. Why should their day out be ruined by a bunch of buffoons who can’t be bothered to do actual jobs themselves?
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Protesting isn’t their job. I’m sure they all have proper jobs and contribute to society. Just like the royal family. Oh, no, hang on......
posted on 6/5/23
comment by Luke Hannant (U1734)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Boris 'Inky’ Gibson (U5901)
posted 9 seconds ago
Were the people who went to fight for King and Country in 2 World Wars all Tory?
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Nope. They were all a bunch of snowflakes protesting against hitler's actions. Probably piissed off more naaziis than were sympathetic of their cause
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Probably did more damage than good. Why the need to ruin so many naazi's days?
posted on 6/5/23
comment by Terminator1 (U1863)
posted 6 minutes ago
The Met said "lock-on devices" - which protesters can use to secure themselves to things like railings - had been seized. Recent changes to the law, passed this week, make it illegal to prepare to lock-on.
But Republic said officers had "misconstrued" straps meant to secure their signs in place.
————————
What a load of utter BS. Secure their signs
----------------------------------------------------------------------
They were luggage and ratchet straps.
Assuming you know what those are, could you explain to me how you might use such in isolation to ‘lock on’ to something in such a manner that your average delivery driver, never mind police officer, couldn’t unfasten you please?
posted on 6/5/23
comment by rossobianchi (U17054)
posted 37 seconds ago
comment by Terminator1 (U1863)
posted 6 minutes ago
The Met said "lock-on devices" - which protesters can use to secure themselves to things like railings - had been seized. Recent changes to the law, passed this week, make it illegal to prepare to lock-on.
But Republic said officers had "misconstrued" straps meant to secure their signs in place.
————————
What a load of utter BS. Secure their signs
----------------------------------------------------------------------
They were luggage and ratchet straps.
Assuming you know what those are, could you explain to me how you might use such in isolation to ‘lock on’ to something in such a manner that your average delivery driver, never mind police officer, couldn’t unfasten you please?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Tbf the police officers would be incapacitated trying to confiscate all the rape alarms
posted on 6/5/23
I manage to go about my daily life without an assortment of straps and rachets.
posted on 6/5/23
It'll be hilarious if protestors trash Eurovision.
posted on 6/5/23
comment by Boris 'Inky’ Gibson (U5901)
posted 20 seconds ago
It'll be hilarious if protestors trash Eurovision.
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Nooooooooooooooo. There's a limit!
posted on 6/5/23
comment by Boris 'Inky’ Gibson (U5901)
posted 10 seconds ago
I manage to go about my daily life without an assortment of straps and rachets.
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They arrived, as they’d explained to the police and had OK’d in advance, in a delivery fan containing hundreds of placards.
Rather than create the world’s most dangerous game of mikado sticks in the back of the truck, the placards had been batched, wrapped by the straps, before being loaded onto the truck, the batches then being stacked.
If they had wanted to smuggle ‘lock on’ devices into a protest, a) they’d have probably brought something that actually locked, rather than luggage straps, and b) they’d probably have made any kind of effort to hide them, rather than showing them immediately to the police when they opened the van.
posted on 6/5/23
comment by Boris 'Inky’ Gibson (U5901)
posted 2 minutes ago
It'll be hilarious if protestors trash Eurovision.
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Tbf they should after the travesty of awarding it to Ukraine last year.
posted on 6/5/23
The lengths people will go to, they narratives they will stretch out, for no other reason than to defend the likely illegal actions - authoritarian legislation considered - of a bunch of fascist, power-crazy cops, is breathtaking.
posted on 6/5/23
comment by merrysupersteve (relaxed about the situation) (U1132)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by rossobianchi (U17054)
posted 37 seconds ago
comment by Terminator1 (U1863)
posted 6 minutes ago
The Met said "lock-on devices" - which protesters can use to secure themselves to things like railings - had been seized. Recent changes to the law, passed this week, make it illegal to prepare to lock-on.
But Republic said officers had "misconstrued" straps meant to secure their signs in place.
————————
What a load of utter BS. Secure their signs
----------------------------------------------------------------------
They were luggage and ratchet straps.
Assuming you know what those are, could you explain to me how you might use such in isolation to ‘lock on’ to something in such a manner that your average delivery driver, never mind police officer, couldn’t unfasten you please?
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Tbf the police officers would be incapacitated trying to confiscate all the rape alarms
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You haven’t said why you think they were being handed out?
posted on 6/5/23
comment by rossobianchi (U17054)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by Terminator1 (U1863)
posted 6 minutes ago
The Met said "lock-on devices" - which protesters can use to secure themselves to things like railings - had been seized. Recent changes to the law, passed this week, make it illegal to prepare to lock-on.
But Republic said officers had "misconstrued" straps meant to secure their signs in place.
————————
What a load of utter BS. Secure their signs
----------------------------------------------------------------------
They were luggage and ratchet straps.
Assuming you know what those are, could you explain to me how you might use such in isolation to ‘lock on’ to something in such a manner that your average delivery driver, never mind police officer, couldn’t unfasten you please?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Why do they need straps of any description?
posted on 6/5/23
comment by rossobianchi (U17054)
posted 8 minutes ago
The lengths people will go to, they narratives they will stretch out, for no other reason than to defend the likely illegal actions - authoritarian legislation considered - of a bunch of fascist, power-crazy cops, is breathtaking.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Barry described it quite eloquently: cabbage for brains.
posted on 6/5/23
comment by rossobianchi (U17054)
posted 7 minutes ago
The lengths people will go to, they narratives they will stretch out, for no other reason than to defend the likely illegal actions - authoritarian legislation considered - of a bunch of fascist, power-crazy cops, is breathtaking.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The gross exaggeration you constantly peddle is a bit mad also.
posted on 6/5/23
comment by Kobbie The King Mainoo (U10026)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by rossobianchi (U17054)
posted 8 minutes ago
The lengths people will go to, they narratives they will stretch out, for no other reason than to defend the likely illegal actions - authoritarian legislation considered - of a bunch of fascist, power-crazy cops, is breathtaking.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Barry described it quite eloquently: cabbage for brains.
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Quoting Barry to back anything up doesn’t really make you come across as particularly bright….
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