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Originally Posted by col d
I'm with you on this one, well maybe not all of it. What really ****es me off is the people that jump on the band wagon, and then go straight back to work/whatever telling everyone they have done their bit.
There is a group down here in Bristol who stand by a busy road side every week protesting about Bush/War but no one will join them, there are only about 5 of them. Then when a big one happens in London they are there straight away.
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And what on earth do you think you're proving by this nonsense?
How many people can afford to give up their jobs to protest in this way? Could you? I doubt it.
It's not some pathetic desire (as you imply) simply to "get on telly" it is a desire to make sure that their *presence* is seen. to let you and our government know that there *ARE* a large number of people who object to what is happening and are willing to give up a day to attend a protest to express that objection.
If you think that this is "jumping on a band wagon" they you really have *no idea* what you are talking about.