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Traffic chaos in Kent
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If you drive on the A2050 in Canterbury Kent it takes you to the specialist Asian food suppliers Starry Mart. They sell Tofu there.0
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Best be wary of snipers and people trying to run you over as you make your way to the Police station, Seth.seth plum said:According to the current Tory Home Secretary Suella Braverman the M25 disruption is caused by @seth plum on Charlton Life.
I am a vegetarian (tofu eating) and anti racist (member of the wokerati) and therefore closed the Dartford Bridge.
Should I surrender myself to the nearest police station?
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Can I be the first to say " Justice for Seth !"2
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No - he'll get what he deserves for causing traffic chaos.Fanny Fanackapan said:Can I be the first to say " Justice for Seth !"2 -
Just seen about the other protest going on.
Pouring milk onto the floor of supermarkets.
Wtf !!!!
These people need locking up. Absolute mental. Not just the waste but the work needed to clean it all up.
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same day probably around £2000 with an operatorMacronate said:
How much are they to hire?palarsehater said:We use specialist booms all the time, I’m qualified to operate anything up to 175ft it wouldn’t be higher than that and they are lorry mounted and I know of 4 crane companies that would offer them same day.Hangar 7 at Heathrow has 2 of these platforms permanently on site
Just for starters, the cost should be picked up by Prick A and Prick B.0 -
Freaks.golfaddick said:Just seen about the other protest going on.
Pouring milk onto the floor of supermarkets.
Wtf !!!!
These people need locking up. Absolute mental. Not just the waste but the work needed to clean it all up.0 -
I don't have a driving license, but I hear there's bantz in this thread0
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Bus wankerLeuth said:I don't have a driving license, but I hear there's bantz in this thread26 -
I heard there were football fans harassing a legitimate Belgian businessman and painting offensive graffiti on his private property.
Luckily they didn't spill any milk or climb up any bridges, so everyone thought it was a great idea. After all, the cause was the well-being of a third tier football club not the destruction of the entire planet.
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Bravo, sirgrumpyaddick said:I heard there were football fans harassing a legitimate Belgian businessman and painting offensive graffiti on his private property.
Luckily they didn't spill any milk or climb up any bridges, so everyone thought it was a great idea. After all, the cause was the well-being of a third tier football club not the destruction of the entire planet.
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Obviously, that's why he doesn't know how to spell licence.....Karim_myBagheri said:
Bus wankerLeuth said:I don't have a driving license, but I hear there's bantz in this thread0 -
No need to cry about it.golfaddick said:
Pouring milk onto the floor of supermarkets.
Wtf !!!!6 -
ah pull the udder oneCarltonAthleticDance said:
No need to cry about it.golfaddick said:
Pouring milk onto the floor of supermarkets.
Wtf !!!!2 -
We should all be drinking more of this if possibleKarim_myBagheri said:
ah pull the udder oneCarltonAthleticDance said:
No need to cry about it.golfaddick said:
Pouring milk onto the floor of supermarkets.
Wtf !!!!
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grumpyaddick said:I heard there were football fans harassing a legitimate Belgian businessman and painting offensive graffiti on his private property.
Luckily they didn't spill any milk or climb up any bridges, so everyone thought it was a great idea. After all, the cause was the well-being of a third tier football club not the destruction of the entire planet.
Anyway, back to the travel news...
Targeted directly at the problem and embarrassing him/hitting his pocket.
Tell me how stopping the working man getting to work or throwing milk on the floor of the supermarket is the same...?5 -
I dont believe any Belgians were stuck in traffic for hours or were put out At ALL.grumpyaddick said:I heard there were football fans harassing a legitimate Belgian businessman and painting offensive graffiti on his private property.
Luckily they didn't spill any milk or climb up any bridges, so everyone thought it was a great idea. After all, the cause was the well-being of a third tier football club not the destruction of the entire planet.
Anyway, back to the travel news...
If you can't make a sensible contribution then best wind your neck in.7 -
This is a complete false equivalence.grumpyaddick said:I heard there were football fans harassing a legitimate Belgian businessman and painting offensive graffiti on his private property.
Luckily they didn't spill any milk or climb up any bridges, so everyone thought it was a great idea. After all, the cause was the well-being of a third tier football club not the destruction of the entire planet.
Anyway, back to the travel news...
If Charlton fans started climbing the Dartford crossing demanding Duchatalet sold the club, I'd think they were arseholes too. Purely because the people they are upsetting are not the people that can have any influence on the outcome of their grievances.
It worries me how much people are willing to excuse if the cause is the "right" one. I don't think anyone on here thinks the cause isn't a good one. I think the difference is that some people think it will change the government's course of action, whereas others realise that 1) it won't and 2) it really pisses off people who have been moving towards the cause.
The momentum is going in the right direction and at a very fast pace. These people won't speed up that momentum, even if your view is that it needs to move much faster, they won't be the ones that move it forward.
They're bellends, and given the disruption they're causing to vital journeys as well as people trying to earn a wage, deserve serious sanctioning in my opinion.
I don't believe peaceful protest extends to violating the rights of others to go about their daily lives. And if your excuse is "how else do you raise attention?" There's diplomatic and well established paths for that.
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On Monday, thanks to those utter pricks, I had to take the A20 instead of the A2. Result = puncture and missed the match.
When these misguided shits cause chaos, they might well be causing accidents to happen and ambulances unable to reach people while making zero difference to the environment.0 - Sponsored links:
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That IS v Lib Dem, to be fairHuskaris said:
This is a complete false equivalence.grumpyaddick said:I heard there were football fans harassing a legitimate Belgian businessman and painting offensive graffiti on his private property.
Luckily they didn't spill any milk or climb up any bridges, so everyone thought it was a great idea. After all, the cause was the well-being of a third tier football club not the destruction of the entire planet.
Anyway, back to the travel news...
If Charlton fans started climbing the Dartford crossing demanding Duchatalet sold the club, I'd think they were arseholes too. Purely because the people they are upsetting are not the people that can have any influence on the outcome of their grievances.
It worries me how much people are willing to excuse if the cause is the "right" one. I don't think anyone on here thinks the cause isn't a good one. I think the difference is that some people think it will change the government's course of action, whereas others realise that 1) it won't and 2) it really pisses off people who have been moving towards the cause.
The momentum is going in the right direction and at a very fast pace. These people won't speed up that momentum, even if your view is that it needs to move much faster, they won't be the ones that move it forward.
They're bellends, and given the disruption they're causing to vital journeys as well as people trying to earn a wage, deserve serious sanctioning in my opinion.
I don't believe peaceful protest extends to violating the rights of others to go about their daily lives. And if your excuse is "how else do you raise attention?" There's diplomatic and well established paths for that.
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Anybody watch the last episode of Frozen Planet II?
I liken the actions of XR/Just Stop Oil to religious fundamentalists....these are Eco-fundamentlists, if you like...
Once you have accepted Jesus Christ as your one true saviour and anybody who doesnt is destined for hell /humanity will soon die out if we don't rapidly change how we live as a species..... then...all manner of actions become justified
The difference being the Eco guys are guided by science and the religious guys are guided by.... a leap of faith...
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So if people protest and upset you they need to be shot.
And if people post views you disagree with they need to wind their necks in.
And illegal criminal acts are OK if they don't delay you getting to work.
Just so I understand..0 -
No, you don’t understand.grumpyaddick said:
So if people protest and upset you they need to be shot.
And if people post views you disagree with they need to wind their necks in.
And illegal criminal acts are OK if they don't delay you getting to work.
Just so I understand..
They don’t upset me, they stop genuine hard work civilians from getting to work and putting food on the table and they stop emergency services from saving lives. I’d imagine that upsets them greatly.If their protests were aimed in the right direction then they would get a lot more support and it would actually be beneficial to the ultimate cause (see Charlton fans in Belgium).
This is just damaging in more ways than one.
if you can’t understand that then you’re an idiot.10 -
Slightly strange considering you were protesting in Belgium.Siv_in_Norfolk said:
Bravo, sirgrumpyaddick said:I heard there were football fans harassing a legitimate Belgian businessman and painting offensive graffiti on his private property.
Luckily they didn't spill any milk or climb up any bridges, so everyone thought it was a great idea. After all, the cause was the well-being of a third tier football club not the destruction of the entire planet.
Anyway, back to the travel news...0 -
Correct...so the only logical thing to conclude isssss....Covered End said:
Slightly strange considering you were protesting in Belgium.Siv_in_Norfolk said:
Bravo, sirgrumpyaddick said:I heard there were football fans harassing a legitimate Belgian businessman and painting offensive graffiti on his private property.
Luckily they didn't spill any milk or climb up any bridges, so everyone thought it was a great idea. After all, the cause was the well-being of a third tier football club not the destruction of the entire planet.
Anyway, back to the travel news...1 -
That all sounds very reasonableValleyGary said:
No, you don’t understand.grumpyaddick said:
So if people protest and upset you they need to be shot.
And if people post views you disagree with they need to wind their necks in.
And illegal criminal acts are OK if they don't delay you getting to work.
Just so I understand..
They don’t upset me, they stop genuine hard work civilians from getting to work and putting food on the table and they stop emergency services from saving lives. I’d imagine that upsets them greatly.If their protests were aimed in the right direction then they would get a lot more support and it would actually be beneficial to the ultimate cause (see Charlton fans in Belgium).
This is just damaging in more ways than one.
if you can’t understand that then you’re an idiot.
What kind of protests would you suggest to lead to rapid change?1 -
That the post is unclear and you might have been using sarcasm?Siv_in_Norfolk said:
Correct...so the only logical thing to conclude isssss....Covered End said:
Slightly strange considering you were protesting in Belgium.Siv_in_Norfolk said:
Bravo, sirgrumpyaddick said:I heard there were football fans harassing a legitimate Belgian businessman and painting offensive graffiti on his private property.
Luckily they didn't spill any milk or climb up any bridges, so everyone thought it was a great idea. After all, the cause was the well-being of a third tier football club not the destruction of the entire planet.
Anyway, back to the travel news...1 -
Oh dear, how sad, never mind. Should have brought their own bowl each. Fail to prepare, prepare to s..t and p..s yourselves.Covered End said:1
