Fuel protests could bring the UK to a standstill - Page 6

(RIP) PLANK · 10-01-2011, 00:08

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Originally Posted by Karinofnine

Plank, yes, I did see what you said. It's a very good idea. Passive resistance, no crime committed. I think the key is in the numbers, if enough people engage in civil disobedience then the authorities can't really do anything about it, but you have to get lots of people and that is difficult in this post-Thatcher "I'm alright Jack" world where most folk are only concerned about their next DFS sofa half price interest free and no payments for the first year

i agree 100% and, everyine has their own little gripe, sometime we need to put it all aside and cincentrate on just one thing at a time

extreme-4x4 · 10-01-2011, 00:12

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Originally Posted by tezzer

you seem to have changed your mind for some reason colin, why

im all for protests. but like i say a protest only works in this day and age if its focused and legal. and you dont give the bad guys a way in ... cos they will find one without people giving them one .

im probably your most protesting type on here . i'll stand my ground with anyone just had some of the cheif cuntstable tonight.

oh i'll protest about anything and often win, because im focused on the problem . not always, sometimes i loose it. and i fall back on friends to get me focused again

Karinofnine · 10-01-2011, 00:12

I'm thinking of ideas for FB, but I MUST go to bed now.

(RIP) PLANK · 10-01-2011, 00:13

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Originally Posted by Karinofnine

I'm thinking of ideas for FB, but I MUST go to bed now.

good night

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