[Kizzy]

And what of all the asthmatics dying due to the air quality?
Sometimes you just have to take a stand! What happened there was unfortunate, there was no malice. .no intent.
Yes it was sad but you have to look at the bigger picture.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

And what of all the asthmatics dying due to the air quality?
Sometimes you just have to take a stand! What happened there was unfortunate, there was no malice. .no intent.
Yes it was sad but you have to look at the bigger picture.

I just think they could protest without blocking roads,we are all aware of climate change and a lot of us care,but there are ways and means of doing things imo.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Its good they are going to start targeting other cities as well, I think when disruption happens in the London a lot of people who are not inconvenienced are quite happy for it to go ahead, maybe they won't be as happy when their holiday flight is cancelled

Yes, I agree with that. It's all right applauding the eco warriors, not so much when you're directly affected.

Originally Posted by Kazanne

It's disgraceful that the man in the link could not get to their dying father due to the roads being blocked.

That is disgraceful. But you know, it's going to rain over the weekend, they'll probably call it a day till the sun comes out again.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

I just think they could protest without blocking roads,we are all aware of climate change and a lot of us care,but there are ways and means of doing things imo.

I think everything has been exausted though... petitions, letters to MPS, raising awareness, campaigns . Peaceful protesting is a great British tradition that we should be proud of.