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If there was ever any doubt that the new bill was needed this should end it.
It's just all got silly. Get them on camera, and like they did before with the statue stuff, identify them later and pick them up one by one and put them in the front of the beak.
Since they are hereditary it's very likely they will be all white and also be because of the hereditary bit it's also very likely the will have gone to Eton
Did you go to Eton?Since they are hereditary it's very likely they will be all white and also be because of the hereditary bit it's also very likely the will have gone to Eton
Im a lord.
Lord of the gaff.
I greet my people in the morning with "the Lord of the gaff has arisen"
She hates it
Indeed.
Quite right too, keep em in their place
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It’s annoying because the new bill is a terrible abuse of power and another step towards fascism and these ****s have played right into the government’s hands with it.
And the family says under it's breath.....gay lords up
A bill to outlaw peaceful protests should be opposed peacefully imo. Rioting only gives ammunition to a government looking for any excuse to silence it’s opponents.
Well yeah, I expect we will. We have surrendered a lot of our civil liberties pretty meekly in the last year, and I find it extremely troubling that the government doesn’t want to return those liberties to us in a post Lockdown world.
I would willingly support anyone opposing this appalling Bill, by any non violent means. The non violent bit is non negotiable imo. I expect someone like you to be fairly conversant with the history of non violent civil disobedience, from Ghandi to Martin Luther King to the Greenham Common women. There are no limits to what peaceful protest can achieve; violence, on the other hand, always begets violence.
I'm a violent man so it's a violent ending for me but yes on the odd occasion peaceful protests can win the day.......only can think of Iceland doing that off top of my head though....pots and pans
Ghandi and Martin Luther both being assassinated of course so not so peaceful by them that seek to continue it's grip of power i guess.
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