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A lot of the animosity is because the protestors keep disrupting things.
If they followed the example of previous successful protests such as the suffragettes or the Civil Rights movement, then I don't think people would mind as much.
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If they followed the example of previous successful protests such as the suffragettes or the Civil Rights movement, then I don't think people would mind as much.
Can't tell if you're trolling or not
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If they followed the example of previous successful protests such as the suffragettes
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suffragette_bombing_and_arson_campaign
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As we know from the argument around helmets (if I hadn’t been wearing one i would’ve died) you can’t prove a negative (i think that’s the correct phrase); so i wonder hypothetically that if JSO and XO hadn’t used their disruptive campaigns if we’d have had the same recent, minor, upsurge in media interest in climatic change?
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Wouldn't it be great if the crowd at a disrupted event all stood up and clapped the protestors instead of the security, I would.
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No such thing as peaceful protests.
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And people boo the just stop oil protesters at Wimbledon etc. They are heroes.
At some point in the future people will say 'why didn't they do anything to stop this'......