Standing in the street with an anti monarchy sign is fine usually. Doing it at a proclamation for the new King is likely to get you lifted for conduct likely to cause a beach of the peace.
As above, there's a time and a place.
Agree, there's a time & a place for protest about the monarchy. This isn't it
People need to get a life, disrespecting a person who didn't do anything to them personally upon their death is the act of an uttercunt.
I see that Nadine Dorres's twitter account has been removed.
All that evidence deleted as to her suitability to be accepted as a Member of the House Lords. I'm sure someone must have saved a few screenshots of her more stupid tweets.
(12-09-2022 12:26 )Tumble_Drier Wrote: [ -> ]Standing in the street with an anti monarchy sign is fine usually. Doing it at a proclamation for the new King is likely to get you lifted for conduct likely to cause a beach of the peace.
As above, there's a time and a place.
Listen, if you don't want to live in a country where the majority (not sure it is dwindling as some suggest) value the Monarchy, there are plenty of alternatives out there, and good luck with that! Hitch a ride home with Biden (a good guy) or Bolsonaro (not so much!)
Thankfully we have, and value, the freedom to allow protests, but if one has a legitimate point to make, one would surely know there is indeed a time and a place!
And tomorrow is def NOT THE TIME & PLACE to either!
The voluntary Real Living Wage is to increase by 10.1% from £9.90 per hour to £10.90 per hour for people outside Greater London and for people inside Greater London the increase goes from £11.05 per hour to £11.95 per hour.
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2022...ide-london
Soemthing is happening in China
all outside flights have been cancelled rumours that Xi has been put under house arrest by the PLA
^ Hasn't spread further than Twitter and YouTube just yet, still trying to see a reputable outlet report it as fact rather than reporting an internet rumour.