No doubt but the ever increasing sentences handed down and the growing impatience of the public towards them will have an impact and they will switch tactic imo.
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No doubt but the ever increasing sentences handed down and the growing impatience of the public towards them will have an impact and they will switch tactic imo.
Alan Harper's Tash
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Maybe, or maybe others will join them in gluing themselves to the road, creating a new cycle of gluing/prison.No doubt but the ever increasing sentences handed down and the growing impatience of the public towards them will have an impact and they will switch tactic imo.
Maybe, or maybe others will join them in gluing themselves to the road, creating a new cycle of gluing/prison.
well they know the fate that awaits them.
Alan Harper's Tash
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Indeed.well they know the fate that awaits them.
Its almost as if they don’t care about going to prison as they believe their cause more important.
Indeed.
Its almost as if they don’t care about going to prison as they believe their cause more important.
As is their right.
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Indeed.As is their right.
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Would be a lot easier just to announce a national drive to insulate all homes by a target date with more money for grants and a big ad campaign.
Probably turn out to be a lot cheaper than running battles with protestors and locking people up.
I mean, they are campaigning for something the Govt believes is necessary, so shouldn’t the Govt be supporting the Insulate Britain campaign?
All very odd.
Probably turn out to be a lot cheaper than running battles with protestors and locking people up.
I mean, they are campaigning for something the Govt believes is necessary, so shouldn’t the Govt be supporting the Insulate Britain campaign?
All very odd.
East Level 2
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A coupe of weeks ago I pointed out insulation could be a quick win in the energy saving game as the materials and technology was in place, I was told that hardly any houses needed insulating. Figures earlier in the thread suggest otherwise.Would be a lot easier just to announce a national drive to insulate all homes by a target date with more money for grants and a big ad campaign.
Probably turn out to be a lot cheaper than running battles with protestors and locking people up.
I mean, they are campaigning for something the Govt believes is necessary, so shouldn’t the Govt be supporting the Insulate Britain campaign?
All very odd.
So yes, the government should be supporting them a) because it helps with energy conservation and b) because it gets the fuckers off the roads.
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Ah, but the Tories would see it as being given a thrashing by swampy. They'd rather keep themselves and their mates happy at the expense of the climate as they'll all be dead when the real shit goes down.Would be a lot easier just to announce a national drive to insulate all homes by a target date with more money for grants and a big ad campaign.
Probably turn out to be a lot cheaper than running battles with protestors and locking people up.
I mean, they are campaigning for something the Govt believes is necessary, so shouldn’t the Govt be supporting the Insulate Britain campaign?
All very odd.
mosssideblue
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Maybe one gets splattered by an articulated lorry. Soon see a different strategy thenMaybe, or maybe others will join them in gluing themselves to the road, creating a new cycle of gluing/prison.