Prestwich_Blue
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"Tory HQ getting smashed up" is a bit of an exaggeration. It's in the Millbank complex, which is quite large and, at best, some have got into the building's reception area.
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Tory HQ getting smashed up
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Maybe it is. I'm not acquainted with the specifics of the area myself, all I know is that the building houses tory HQ.Prestwich_Blue said:"Tory HQ getting smashed up" is a bit of an exaggeration. It's in the Millbank complex, which is quite large and, at best, some have got into the building's reception area.
This is the bit where the police start using some force and you'll get all the innocents saying "we were there for a peaceful protest"
Every single one who are at the milbank tower deserve their heads kicked in. If you're there, you are involved in the violence/criminal damage.
Every single one who are at the milbank tower deserve their heads kicked in. If you're there, you are involved in the violence/criminal damage.
josh06 said:This is the bit where the police start using some force and you'll get all the innocents saying "we were there for a peaceful protest"
Every single one who are at the milbank tower deserve their heads kicked in. If you're there, you are involved in the violence/criminal damage.
This!
brooklandsblue2.0
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Kill the student bastards.
bluevengence
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Skashion said:Have to say I think it's good to remind our politicians once in a while that sometimes people can get so pissed off they want to smash shit up. Politicians don't really care about peaceful protest but they do give a shit about civil disobedience, civil disorder and/or revolution. I think it's the only thing that sets a line that warns the government not to cross it. If people are just moaning or walking through the streets calmly, it sends the message that you're ok and could probably push a bit further.
Spot on...about time we started to get a bit more like the french
hope they find a few tory w@nkers to throw off the top
MeatnSpudsMCFC
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Im all for it...(being a degree student myself) but violence and trashing up everything in central london im not.
F*cking muppets. Im watching Sky News and most of them don't even look like Higher Education students. They look more like yobs who don't go to College/Uni and just want something to do.
F*cking muppets. Im watching Sky News and most of them don't even look like Higher Education students. They look more like yobs who don't go to College/Uni and just want something to do.
Ancient Citizen
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Skashion said:Have to say I think it's good to remind our politicians once in a while that sometimes people can get so pissed off they want to smash shit up. Politicians don't really care about peaceful protest but they do give a shit about civil disobedience, civil disorder and/or revolution. I think it's the only thing that sets a line that warns the government not to cross it. If people are just moaning or walking through the streets calmly, it sends the message that you're ok and could probably push a bit further.
I'm sure you'll be equally magnanimous when some rioting scrotes put your windows through and kick your kids to death. As you say, it warns the government not to be complacent.
People must feel free to do whatever they want. It would be most unfair otherwise.
This. The people who actually care about the cause they went there to march about definitely aren't the ones outside Millbank.MeatnSpudsMCFC said:F*cking muppets. Im watching Sky News and most of them don't even look like Higher Education students. They look more like yobs who don't go to College/Uni and just want something to do.