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"Peaceful protest - which they are actually in the process of doing. Outrageous! "
Unauthorised peaceful protest they are putting a law against, and I'm completely for tbh....given the current trend of sitting in roads or glueing yourself to petrol pumps...why should the general public suffer these fuck wits |
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"Peaceful protest - which they are actually in the process of doing. Outrageous!
Unauthorised peaceful protest they are putting a law against, and I'm completely for tbh....given the current trend of sitting in roads or glueing yourself to petrol pumps...why should the general public suffer these fuck wits "
It’s very much a slippery slope and if you were familiar with the bill you’d know how pervasive and anti democratic it is |
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"Peaceful protest - which they are actually in the process of doing. Outrageous!
Unauthorised peaceful protest they are putting a law against, and I'm completely for tbh....given the current trend of sitting in roads or glueing yourself to petrol pumps...why should the general public suffer these fuck wits
It’s very much a slippery slope and if you were familiar with the bill you’d know how pervasive and anti democratic it is "
Protests that disrupt the daily running of those not involved in the protests should always be outlawed. Whether thats morons sitting on motorways or idiots strapping themselves to goalposts for eg |
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"Peaceful protest - which they are actually in the process of doing. Outrageous!
Unauthorised peaceful protest they are putting a law against, and I'm completely for tbh....given the current trend of sitting in roads or glueing yourself to petrol pumps...why should the general public suffer these fuck wits
It’s very much a slippery slope and if you were familiar with the bill you’d know how pervasive and anti democratic it is
Protests that disrupt the daily running of those not involved in the protests should always be outlawed. Whether thats morons sitting on motorways or idiots strapping themselves to goalposts for eg"
You do realise most of your rights have come about due to people going out on a limb to challenge those in power and authority?
What happens when its suddenly something you are involved in and you're told 'no, tough shit- protest and you're in the clink'  |
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"Peaceful protest - which they are actually in the process of doing. Outrageous!
Unauthorised peaceful protest they are putting a law against, and I'm completely for tbh....given the current trend of sitting in roads or glueing yourself to petrol pumps...why should the general public suffer these fuck wits
It’s very much a slippery slope and if you were familiar with the bill you’d know how pervasive and anti democratic it is
Protests that disrupt the daily running of those not involved in the protests should always be outlawed. Whether thats morons sitting on motorways or idiots strapping themselves to goalposts for eg
You do realise most of your rights have come about due to people going out on a limb to challenge those in power and authority?
What happens when its suddenly something you are involved in and you're told 'no, tough shit- protest and you're in the clink' "
Protest is fine. Disrupting commuters and football matches is not |
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"Peaceful protest - which they are actually in the process of doing. Outrageous!
Unauthorised peaceful protest they are putting a law against, and I'm completely for tbh....given the current trend of sitting in roads or glueing yourself to petrol pumps...why should the general public suffer these fuck wits
It’s very much a slippery slope and if you were familiar with the bill you’d know how pervasive and anti democratic it is
Protests that disrupt the daily running of those not involved in the protests should always be outlawed. Whether thats morons sitting on motorways or idiots strapping themselves to goalposts for eg
You do realise most of your rights have come about due to people going out on a limb to challenge those in power and authority?
What happens when its suddenly something you are involved in and you're told 'no, tough shit- protest and you're in the clink'
Protest is fine. Disrupting commuters and football matches is not "
Oh dear! we can't disrupt the fucking football for something as insignificant as impending global disaster, can we? |
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"Peaceful protest - which they are actually in the process of doing. Outrageous!
Unauthorised peaceful protest they are putting a law against, and I'm completely for tbh....given the current trend of sitting in roads or glueing yourself to petrol pumps...why should the general public suffer these fuck wits
It’s very much a slippery slope and if you were familiar with the bill you’d know how pervasive and anti democratic it is
Protests that disrupt the daily running of those not involved in the protests should always be outlawed. Whether thats morons sitting on motorways or idiots strapping themselves to goalposts for eg
You do realise most of your rights have come about due to people going out on a limb to challenge those in power and authority?
What happens when its suddenly something you are involved in and you're told 'no, tough shit- protest and you're in the clink'
Protest is fine. Disrupting commuters and football matches is not
Oh dear! we can't disrupt the fucking football for something as insignificant as impending global disaster, can we? "
No you cant. Or sit on motorways stopping traffic. Piss off and sit outside parliament |
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"Peaceful protest - which they are actually in the process of doing. Outrageous!
Unauthorised peaceful protest they are putting a law against, and I'm completely for tbh....given the current trend of sitting in roads or glueing yourself to petrol pumps...why should the general public suffer these fuck wits
It’s very much a slippery slope and if you were familiar with the bill you’d know how pervasive and anti democratic it is
Protests that disrupt the daily running of those not involved in the protests should always be outlawed. Whether thats morons sitting on motorways or idiots strapping themselves to goalposts for eg
You do realise most of your rights have come about due to people going out on a limb to challenge those in power and authority?
What happens when its suddenly something you are involved in and you're told 'no, tough shit- protest and you're in the clink'
Protest is fine. Disrupting commuters and football matches is not
Oh dear! we can't disrupt the fucking football for something as insignificant as impending global disaster, can we?
No you cant. Or sit on motorways stopping traffic. Piss off and sit outside parliament "
So you think its fine for people to potentially have to travel hundreds of miles to London, just so you can watch a bunch of over paid rapists kick a bag of wind round without inconvenience?
You can't be that dense to not realise that without the right to free protest in the area you live in, you wouldn't have the luxury of Saturday off to attend? NO wonder we're in such a fucking mess! |
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"Peaceful protest - which they are actually in the process of doing. Outrageous!
Unauthorised peaceful protest they are putting a law against, and I'm completely for tbh....given the current trend of sitting in roads or glueing yourself to petrol pumps...why should the general public suffer these fuck wits
It’s very much a slippery slope and if you were familiar with the bill you’d know how pervasive and anti democratic it is
Protests that disrupt the daily running of those not involved in the protests should always be outlawed. Whether thats morons sitting on motorways or idiots strapping themselves to goalposts for eg
You do realise most of your rights have come about due to people going out on a limb to challenge those in power and authority?
What happens when its suddenly something you are involved in and you're told 'no, tough shit- protest and you're in the clink'
Protest is fine. Disrupting commuters and football matches is not
Oh dear! we can't disrupt the fucking football for something as insignificant as impending global disaster, can we?
No you cant. Or sit on motorways stopping traffic. Piss off and sit outside parliament
So you think its fine for people to potentially have to travel hundreds of miles to London, just so you can watch a bunch of over paid rapists kick a bag of wind round without inconvenience?
You can't be that dense to not realise that without the right to free protest in the area you live in, you wouldn't have the luxury of Saturday off to attend? NO wonder we're in such a fucking mess!"
I dont even know where to start with that mess. But im guessing its highly libellous to start with |
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"Peaceful protest - which they are actually in the process of doing. Outrageous!
Unauthorised peaceful protest they are putting a law against, and I'm completely for tbh....given the current trend of sitting in roads or glueing yourself to petrol pumps...why should the general public suffer these fuck wits
It’s very much a slippery slope and if you were familiar with the bill you’d know how pervasive and anti democratic it is
Protests that disrupt the daily running of those not involved in the protests should always be outlawed. Whether thats morons sitting on motorways or idiots strapping themselves to goalposts for eg
You do realise most of your rights have come about due to people going out on a limb to challenge those in power and authority?
What happens when its suddenly something you are involved in and you're told 'no, tough shit- protest and you're in the clink'
Protest is fine. Disrupting commuters and football matches is not
Oh dear! we can't disrupt the fucking football for something as insignificant as impending global disaster, can we?
No you cant. Or sit on motorways stopping traffic. Piss off and sit outside parliament
So you think its fine for people to potentially have to travel hundreds of miles to London, just so you can watch a bunch of over paid rapists kick a bag of wind round without inconvenience?
You can't be that dense to not realise that without the right to free protest in the area you live in, you wouldn't have the luxury of Saturday off to attend? NO wonder we're in such a fucking mess!
I dont even know where to start with that mess. But im guessing its highly libellous to start with "
You can't libel a whole profession. So long as no individual or individuals are named, no libel. That's how the world gets away with slagging off teachers, train drivers and various other professions. |
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"Peaceful protest - which they are actually in the process of doing. Outrageous!
Unauthorised peaceful protest they are putting a law against, and I'm completely for tbh....given the current trend of sitting in roads or glueing yourself to petrol pumps...why should the general public suffer these fuck wits
It’s very much a slippery slope and if you were familiar with the bill you’d know how pervasive and anti democratic it is
Protests that disrupt the daily running of those not involved in the protests should always be outlawed. Whether thats morons sitting on motorways or idiots strapping themselves to goalposts for eg
You do realise most of your rights have come about due to people going out on a limb to challenge those in power and authority?
What happens when its suddenly something you are involved in and you're told 'no, tough shit- protest and you're in the clink'
Protest is fine. Disrupting commuters and football matches is not
Oh dear! we can't disrupt the fucking football for something as insignificant as impending global disaster, can we?
No you cant. Or sit on motorways stopping traffic. Piss off and sit outside parliament
So you think its fine for people to potentially have to travel hundreds of miles to London, just so you can watch a bunch of over paid rapists kick a bag of wind round without inconvenience?
You can't be that dense to not realise that without the right to free protest in the area you live in, you wouldn't have the luxury of Saturday off to attend? NO wonder we're in such a fucking mess!
I dont even know where to start with that mess. But im guessing its highly libellous to start with
You can't libel a whole profession. So long as no individual or individuals are named, no libel. That's how the world gets away with slagging off teachers, train drivers and various other professions. "
Not forgetting the “we hate all the police” brigade. To be honest once someone starts that talk, all police are scum, all footballers are r@pists bollocks then that’s where my respect goes completely and I’ve no time for them. |
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