London Protests

[nothernlite 18,260]

I'm with wilf

The government wants to take notice of what's happening and why

We are being royally f****d at every turn while they drink subsidised booze all day and fiddle their expenses

Watch this space

+1

[WILF 51,124]

 

Dare, your missing my point, I don't give a shit who they or what they are protesting about I'm just happy they are giving the establishment a hard time.

Make a change young white folk destroying stuff to make a point

Trouble is Wilf it's the old white folk that pick up the tab .!

Makes no difference mate, your getting your pants pulled down 24/7 anyway

[marshman 7,758]

Lol does anyone think these protests change any of the c**ts in charge minds ? Do you think the politicians sit back and think to their selves " you know what that young smelly dreadlock youth there vandalising that war memorial has made me change my mind I won't be a weasel c**t that screwing everyone over anymore " ?

[WILF 51,124]

Nope.....not one jot.....BUT......it does force them into an uncomfortable position sometimes which is a good thing.

Why should they have it easy while we all get f****d in the arse

[marshman 7,758]

Nope.....not one jot.....BUT......it does force them into an uncomfortable position sometimes which is a good thing.

Why should they have it easy while we all get f****d in the arse

mate they ain't in any uncomfortable position theyll still enjoying their meal in some swanky restaurant ! They're still doing today what they done yesterday they'll just pass the extra cost on to the tax payer and nothing will change !

[J_Edwards 70]

I've always been of the opinion that nobody does anything for the benefit of others, whether they be a Conservative politician, or a liberal-left protester. Believe me, the liberal-left, anti-racism, anti-sexism, anti-homophobia, anti-poverty groups have a very strong presence in British universities, and there's a big social side, with lots of kudos and social advantages to being a member of one. Then there's the feeling of being in a position of moral superiority, what lot's of people crave. There are lots of sad little people out there who latch onto groups like this to give their life some sort of meaning, and a sense of actually belonging to something. They're smashing things up because it's what they want to do, not because they're trying to prove a political point, they're just disguising it as if they're trying to make a difference.

 

Although it may seem a loaded answer, the only politician that I think genuinely wants to make things right is Nigel Farage, not just screw it as much as they can, and make inoffensive decisions to try to pave their way to the next election.

Edited November 6, 2015 by J_Edwards

[JDHUNTING 1,817]

I've always been of the opinion that nobody does anything for the benefit of others, whether they be a Conservative politician, or a liberal-left protester. Believe me, the liberal-left, anti-racism, anti-sexism, anti-homophobia, anti-poverty groups have a very strong presence in British universities, and there's a big social side, with lots of kudos and social advantages to being a member of one. Then there's the feeling of being in a position of moral superiority, what lot's of people crave. There are lots of sad little people out there who latch onto groups like this to give their life some sort of meaning, and a sense of actually belonging to something. They're smashing things up because it's what they want to do, not because they're trying to prove a political point, they're just disguising it as if they're trying to make a difference.

 

Although it may seem a loaded answer, the only politician that I think genuinely wants to make things right is Nigel Farage, not just screw it as much as they can, and make inoffensive decisions to try to pave their way to the next election.

absolutely spot on. Well said

[peterhunter86 8,627]

I don't know why they need all them police for one cnut with a bar of soap would disperse them cnuts fcuking rapid