I have no problem with people carrying out there right to peaceful protest. What happened last night was far away from peaceful and was orchestrated and intended.
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Originally Posted by RizzyKing
Funny thing when i see the word student what i think of is someone interested in learning and having some level of intelliigence allowing them to do that. What i saw yesterday was a bunch of morons who have done more damage to their so called cause then benefit and have damaged it beyond repair now. What i also saw yesterday was how far we have slipped in dealing with matters like this for any of them to have got so close to high ranking member of the royal family without serious injury does indeed beg further attacks on them in the future.
Also where was the protection for everyone and everything else, do we really now have a police force so scared to deal with people like this in a quick and harsh fashion that we allow untold damage and violence in our capital what an impression to give the world. Sorry but for me this should never have been allowed to escalate to the point it clearly got too yesterday and for anyone to be defending what happened just beggers belief it really does i have no problem with defending or even fighting for your cause but you do it the right way and the positive way not how they did it yesterday.
If we are now a country too scared to deal with people like this in the way they deserve then the whole rights thing has clearly gone too far and we need to back away from it enough that the peaceful law abiding citizen and protestor are protected but those who wish to use damage and violence find themself on the end of exactly that from the authorities.
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The police are not only fighting the hooligans but they are also fighting the health and safety act, the Human Rights act, and anything else the lawyers can throw at them.