Svartbjørn
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Lock Lockiethere is a time when violence is the only way to get the msg to them, maybe not on this topic maybe on the other 99% of the problems that we face from the government. and this should be use at last min, pray that we do not have too. thank you for this post
Like · Reply · 6 · 19 hours ago
Sylvia DixonBut surely they are an organisation causing violence by spraying us with all that deadly stuff ???
Like · Reply · 4 · 12 hours ago
Look-Up.org.ukPS. If airports across Europe were blockaded peacefully, we would effectively bring the entire program to a halt. That is a safe thing to say, and very worth considering because it needs no violence to do it and be effective. There are probably 20 airports across Europe involved, and 500 people at each would suffice, so as few as 10,000 people could bring this operation to a complete standstill.
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Look-Up.org.ukThere is no easy answer to this and concerns are genuine, but if we resort to, or even suggest violence, we could soon be arrested. If we are, then we are effectively removed from the efforts to end this, so they win in the short term. When this reaches critical mass that will matter less for individuals and we cannot control what individuals do and feel of course, but at this stage it is very dangerous ground for those , such as us, who are considered an 'organisation', so we must ask people who interact with us to adhere to this and be responsible.
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Tom EggertonDidnt the pots and pans revolution in iceland that was peaceful work..? I think so
Like · Reply · 1 · 18 hours ago
Sue G. DartonPeaceful protest never worked ever
Like · Reply · 2 · 18 hours ago
James Knockawareness stops them - violence, at best, merely delays them
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Chris CookeNo harm to them but as long as they are putting the health of me and my family at risk by spraying toxic chemicals into the environment we have to live in, they are attacking our health and wellbeing which makes anything done to stop them causing us harm an act of self defence,
They can make all the acts and laws they want but it won't change the fact that we as people have a legal right to voice our concerns and tell them to stop, if that doesn't work then the next and only step available is to stop them by as little or as much force as is required to do so,
It's no different than if your confronted by a person who is potentially putting you at risk of harm that you asked/warn them you want them to back off and stop, if they continue to put you in danger you react to protect yourself.
What is the difference?
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Francis Ekisyep
Like · Reply · 9 hours ago
Came across this while following one of the links you guys posted in another thread.. figured it might be a good idea to post it here (and if you guys know how to archive it, please do)