Protests in London following Conservative victory
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nickgusset  Shizzlehurst 10 May 15 9.34am |
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Quote derben at 10 May 2015 9.14am
Quote nickgusset at 10 May 2015 9.05am
Nows not the time to protest. So you support that demonstration?
Do you not belive in the right to protest Matt?
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| derben 10 May 15 9.50am |
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Quote nickgusset at 10 May 2015 9.34am
Quote derben at 10 May 2015 9.14am
Quote nickgusset at 10 May 2015 9.05am
Nows not the time to protest. So you support that demonstration?
Do you not belive in the right to protest Matt? I certainly believe in right to peaceful protest. Do you see the 'demonstration' in question as peaceful and do you approve of it? As the new government has been in power for two whole days it is unlikely that the protestors were demonstrating about their record to date. They were 'demonstrating' about the result of the general election, ie: protesting against a democratically arrived at result. Rather like Millwall fans invading the pitch when they have lost. Edited by derben (10 May 2015 9.56am)
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| nickgusset Shizzlehurst 10 May 15 9.56am |
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I've only seen that footage which is a snapshot of what was described as a peaceful protest, so cannot comment until I know what lead to the 'disturbances'
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| derben 10 May 15 9.58am |
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Quote nickgusset at 10 May 2015 9.56am
I've only seen that footage which is a snapshot of what was described as a peaceful protest, so cannot comment until I know what lead to the 'disturbances'
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Pussay Patrol  10 May 15 10.10am |
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Maybe their real angst is they don't have a party that represents them? The fact that people in the Labour party are cut from the same cloth and just have modern liberal ideals. If there is such great disillusionment Why doesn't a new socialist party evolve that fights for jobs, minimum wage, social housing, Education, student rights and fees, benefits. everyday Things that resonate with poor, ordinary people? Instead they get the Labour party. That's what they should fight for rather than the boring 'tories out' cliche
Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah |
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 matt_himself Matataland 10 May 15 10.14am |
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Quote nickgusset at 10 May 2015 9.34am
Quote derben at 10 May 2015 9.14am
Quote nickgusset at 10 May 2015 9.05am
Nows not the time to protest. So you support that demonstration?
Do you not belive in the right to protest Matt?
"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02 |
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| Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 10 May 15 10.19am |
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Quote Pussay Patrol at 10 May 2015 10.10am
Maybe their real angst is they don't have a party that represents them? I think they are just "Rent a mob' professional agitators. I have NO issues with peaceful protests but these hoodlums came NOT to merely protest but to cause a disturbance.Off with their heads !
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Johnny Eagles  berlin 10 May 15 10.22am |
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They should burn down some hundred year old furniture shops if they want people to really take notice.
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goodersgold  Hastings 10 May 15 10.29am |
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These scruffy left wing soap dodgers really want battering...
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| Alexi_the_Eagle Newton-le-Willows 10 May 15 10.30am |
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Should of turned the water cannons on them, that would of cleaned up those filthy and unwashed hippies. It's funny how the media portrays right wing protests as evil, but yet no one bats an eyelid when the extreme left stamp their feet and turn into a lynch mob over a simple election result.
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 10 May 15 10.42am |
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Quote Pussay Patrol at 10 May 2015 10.10am
Maybe their real angst is they don't have a party that represents them? The fact that people in the Labour party are cut from the same cloth and just have modern liberal ideals. If there is such great disillusionment Why doesn't a new socialist party evolve that fights for jobs, minimum wage, social housing, Education, student rights and fees, benefits. everyday Things that resonate with poor, ordinary people? Instead they get the Labour party. That's what they should fight for rather than the boring 'tories out' cliche Because of the cost of campaigning in rigged elections, where 7.7% of the vote returns 8 seats, 12% returns 1 seat, and a 6% difference means a difference of other 100 seats. Anyone who thinks the British system is really democratic, fair, impartial and representative of the people is deluded.
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| derben 10 May 15 10.49am |
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Quote jamiemartin721 at 10 May 2015 10.42am
Quote Pussay Patrol at 10 May 2015 10.10am
Maybe their real angst is they don't have a party that represents them? The fact that people in the Labour party are cut from the same cloth and just have modern liberal ideals. If there is such great disillusionment Why doesn't a new socialist party evolve that fights for jobs, minimum wage, social housing, Education, student rights and fees, benefits. everyday Things that resonate with poor, ordinary people? Instead they get the Labour party. That's what they should fight for rather than the boring 'tories out' cliche Because of the cost of campaigning in rigged elections, where 7.7% of the vote returns 8 seats, 12% returns 1 seat, and a 6% difference means a difference of other 100 seats. Anyone who thinks the British system is really democratic, fair, impartial and representative of the people is deluded. 'Rigged' - in what way?
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