Protesters blocking various M25 Junctions

Protesters blocking various M25 Junctions

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Biggy Stardust

6,179 posts

39 months

Thursday 9th November
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Mrr T said:
Did you think about that before posting?
Yes I did.

If they go out looking for trouble then I have no issue with them finding it. They want to cause problems for others then let karma bite them in the arse.

spaximus

4,145 posts

248 months

Thursday 9th November
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The police need their leaders to give them good instructions and protect them from idiots.

Watching a video today, one protester screaming when they put the cuffs on him that they were injuring him as he has a V3 V4 spine problem and it was painful.

You could see the coppers looking at each other not really knowing what to do. The protester was screaming and I bet the people filming this were wanting them to drag him off so they could claim brutality etc.

Who would be a copper knowing if they get it wrong they will be thrown to the wolves. Other police use more force and when they are glued to the floor drag them off. If we did the same here they would soon stop

Jazzy Jag

3,314 posts

86 months

Thursday 9th November
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MaxFromage said:
Probably an unfortunate case of this. Surprised it doesn't happen more often.

The older I get, the more I empathise with the guy.

Joey Deacon

8,045 posts

171 months

Thursday 9th November
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Jazzy Jag said:
The older I get, the more I empathise with the guy.
I'm 50 years old now and I totally get it as well. A lifetime of having to deal with these sort of entitled idiots and the st that goes with being a wage slave and I am amazed more people don't just go postal.

One day they are going to ps off someone who has literally nothing to lose and he is going to run these idiots over.

eldar

21,116 posts

191 months

Friday 10th November
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andy_s

19,311 posts

254 months

Friday 10th November
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eldar said:
Greenpeace, responsible for more emissions than ExxonMobil*:

"Greenpeace has always fought – and will continue to fight – vigorously against nuclear power because it is an unacceptable risk to the environment and to humanity. The only solution is to halt the expansion of all nuclear power, and for the shutdown of existing plants."

[* well, 'lots and lots' then]

Pan Pan Pan

9,638 posts

106 months

Friday 10th November
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Biggy Stardust said:
Vanden Saab said:
Yes,yes you have. In the absence of being allowed to grab a couple at a time by the scruff of the neck and drag them to the van. You need 40 police to carry 10 people to a van if they are doing their play dead but not resisting thing. That takes time.
Just drag them by the ankle if they don't take the option to walk. Any consequent injuries can be on them rather than on the police.
This course of action is particularly effective, if curbs or concrete steps are involved!
If the protesters disobey a legal request to move off the carriage way themselves perhaps a water cannon to flush them into the gutters might be appropriate.

Digga

39,304 posts

278 months

Friday 10th November
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Jazzy Jag said:
MaxFromage said:
Probably an unfortunate case of this. Surprised it doesn't happen more often.

The older I get, the more I empathise with the guy.
Certainly the guys who dragged the extinction rebellion idiots off the top of the DLR trains, back in 2019.

I don't condone violence, but at the same time, I feel there are insufficient consequences for those who deliberately choose to inconvenience ordinary, honest working people.


FiF

43,313 posts

246 months

Friday 10th November
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Digga said:
Jazzy Jag said:
MaxFromage said:
Probably an unfortunate case of this. Surprised it doesn't happen more often.

The older I get, the more I empathise with the guy.
Certainly the guys who dragged the extinction rebellion idiots off the top of the DLR trains, back in 2019.

I don't condone violence, but at the same time, I feel there are insufficient consequences for those who deliberately choose to inconvenience ordinary, honest working people.

As I keep saying, all these protests for whatever have consequences which cost someone.

Random examples, protestor pours milk all over a shop floor, shop has to shut its doors and stop trading while clean up. There's a cost, incl loss of trade.

Protestor sprays orange paint over some building, smashes glass, whatever. Cost of clean up, repairs.

Stop being so effing limp wristed and put them into a civil recovery process for the damage caused. Lot of these protestors will have assets. Once they're facing real consequences and not something that's not much worse than a strongly worded email then might start to use whatever is in here keeping their ears apart.


Oliver Hardy

2,155 posts

69 months

Friday 10th November
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FiF said:
As I keep saying, all these protests for whatever have consequences which cost someone.

Random examples, protestor pours milk all over a shop floor, shop has to shut its doors and stop trading while clean up. There's a cost, incl loss of trade.

Protestor sprays orange paint over some building, smashes glass, whatever. Cost of clean up, repairs.

Stop being so effing limp wristed and put them into a civil recovery process for the damage caused. Lot of these protestors will have assets. Once they're facing real consequences and not something that's not much worse than a strongly worded email then might start to use whatever is in here keeping their ears apart.
I agree, then they will ne the planners and backers of the groups.

There well off people funding these groups knowing full well that they are funding vandalism and disruption.



808 Estate

2,006 posts

86 months

Sunday 12th November
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https://find-and-update.company-information.servic...

Looks like there is someone to sue for damages if you have been suitably wronged by the muppet brigade.

V8FGO

1,638 posts

200 months

Monday 13th November
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This popped up in my news feed. No idea how recent, but a nice dose of karma.
What could they be prosecuted for causing an accident.
Several comments calling it attempted murder.

https://youtube.com/shorts/EQn1N0HApy4?si=OycV6JsV...

julian987R

5,836 posts

54 months

Monday 13th November
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V8FGO said:
This popped up in my news feed. No idea how recent, but a nice dose of karma.
What could they be prosecuted for causing an accident.
Several comments calling it attempted murder.

https://youtube.com/shorts/EQn1N0HApy4?si=OycV6JsV...
Surely it is attempted murder

FiF

43,313 posts

246 months

Tuesday 14th November
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One just has to rofl


Scabutz

6,860 posts

75 months

Tuesday 14th November
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FiF said:
One just has to rofl

Well played Met. Well played.

Digga

39,304 posts

278 months

Tuesday 14th November
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Scabutz said:
FiF said:
One just has to rofl

Well played Met. Well played.
As I said previously, organisations like JSO weaponise social media to brainwash and recruit. The Met using the platform as part of their overall strategy is absolutely correct and commendable. They are effectively cutting off support at the root.

Biggy Stardust

6,179 posts

39 months

Tuesday 14th November
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FiF said:
One just has to rofl

Fair play when they get it right.

poo at Paul's

13,963 posts

170 months

Tuesday 14th November
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thatsprettyshady said:



Wow
Bill Oddie finally realised its a load of bks?? wink

baldy1926

2,132 posts

195 months

Tuesday 14th November
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Over a hundred arrested today in hendon.
Its about time the courts started dishing out a bit of custody time

julian987R

5,836 posts

54 months

Tuesday 14th November
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They are running low on funds

Just Stop Oil begging postmen for money in desperate plea to 'keep show on the road'

https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1834618/just-sto...