08-10-2019, 07:21 AM
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String handles...flirty blokes in shreddies....can we get back on track with these hypocrite protestors please?They set up their synthetic man-made tents, take their sad little kids out of school to join them (I bet they don't get fined for doing so!), jump and dance around Trafalgar Square late at night p!ssed up on Becks and Strongbow, eat McDonalds burgers and drink Starbucks, keep their diesel generators on to keep their portable heaters fired up, wear their North Face jackets and Skechers boots.....
How do they travel to these protests? They burn fuel, they eat mass produced food, they wear plastic-derived clothing from oil based products, they have mobile phones made of plastic.
I thought this lot were climate change activists and vegan anarchists????? Bunch of headstrong, reesty, dirtybag grebos all!!
Get a job. Get to school. Get off the streets. Get a bloody life!!
End of rant
08-10-2019, 08:13 AM
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They're demanding changes by 2025, how do they know they're not already happening?They don't need to block roads and stop folk going to work, ambulances etc. They could protest on open spaces in cities.
I hope Boris extends the ban for closing roads to other cities. One chap in Bristol (I think) missed seeing a parent who was dying in hospital.
They're being very selfish.
08-10-2019, 08:15 AM
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I understand that we have all got used to the idea of having bags for everything, and it is unlikely that we will suffer the consequences.... but your children & grandchildren will.
Think back to when you went shopping with mum! You went into a shop, asked for what you wanted to buy & the shopkeeper would ask if you needed a paper bag.
Supermarkets decided that you could get your own food from shelves & pay at the checkout. They sell more that way, especially when a lot of fruit & veg is already packed in containers!
Everything we have got used to doing is destroying the planet & making the supermarkets a fortune, so I would like to see small shops return to our high streets. They may be a bit more expensive, but they would reduce the need for packaging & be happt to serve you 2 apples & a carrot, if that is all you need.......so probably reduce waste!
We never understood what damage all this plastic was going to do, but children are now learning, so ask yourself if you think it is worth saving the planet for future children & animals? If you think it is, life may be a bit more difficult for us, but future generations of all creatures will have a better world to live in!
08-10-2019, 09:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Puddle Duck
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Only just seen this OGF. Don't know what you're blushing about I'm shocked, and I don't like your choice of colour much, but each to their own.. I feel as if I've been poked in the eye
PS:- I hope your eye isn't too uncomfortable....
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