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[Other Sport] Protester climbs onto crucible snooker table
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rogersix
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- Jan 18, 2014
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they have so many kids as that is their pension, the more kids that survive the parents, the more comfortable their dotage will be. the solution is to educate the kids, especially the females, as they tend to start their own businesses, and therefore are not beholden to men. they then have a lot fewer kids, starting much later in life. oh, and lots of free contraception.
we haven't failed until we give up
rogersix
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- Jan 18, 2014
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i can't even see the bottom of the ladder, he was quick!
nicko31
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Its common. The its all China's fault and whatever we do has little or no effect is well ingrained and its not just in the UK.
The first time I realised the world was really failing was the Rio summit in 1992. Change is coming but its very very late, from here its damage control
worthingseagull123
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- May 5, 2012
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LamieRobertson
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I sincerely hope not….but if someone decides to sit in front of my car i hope they dont expect me to sit patiently and wait for them
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Sitting on someone’s car crosses a line IMO, very intimidating and they deserved what they got.
- Oct 17, 2008
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Get a tens of thousands of pissed up football fans having a special day out, add the London marathon, add tens of thousands of protestors… … profit?
beorhthelm
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- Jul 21, 2003
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someone's doing a run of FACup/JustStopOil/Marathon scarfs.
Are we talking about Croydon here?
Greg Bobkin
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- May 22, 2012
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Is the snooker tournament still RUINED? Only I've not seen it heard anyone there mention anything about the JSO stunt...
Just goes to show that the definition of poverty is utter twaddle.
nicko31
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Indeed 30 minute hoover up. Its like the Van Gogh stunt, maximum publicity, minimal damage, and gammons foaming at the mouth
Machiavelli
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The inside story of Brighton's incredible escape
As Brighton & Hove Albion prepare to face Manchester United in an FA Cup semi-final on Sunday, a look back to when the Seagulls were 30 minutes from dropping out of the Football League.
www.bbc.co.uk
F%$£ing BHA fans and their protesting. Lock 'em up. Throw the keys away.
A spokesperson for the protesters on R5 now. She thinks that the disruption made everyone think about millions starving in India, and the global crisis.
She is apologizing that the government made them do it (interrupt the snooker).
She says they have tried everything and so....
I still don't know who the protest was done by. OK, they are saying now.....not 'extinction rebellion', but 'just stop oil'. A rival organization. Apparently extinction rebellion have changed tactics and do not big disrupts anymore, whereas just stop oil do.
I had one of them berating me some weeks ago when I was driving to the football, at the A2-A251 junction, accusing me of being selfish. No attempt to persuade, just to shame....OK mate.
I am someone concerned by the rabid deforestation of the Amazon, and the burning of fossil fuels in India and China. I note that China want to be the world leaders in environmentally friendly energy (recent media). I would like to see better global engagement with green initiatives. Like everything else in life, greater change will come about when public pressure expressed via the ballot box has it's way.
So the people running in front of race horses, gluing themselves to things, disrupting motorways and throwing paint on snooker tables may all be distinct and different groups with different agendas, but they have conflated themselves in the minds of the public as slightly (and sometimes very) annoying and incoherent babblers.
Why don't they sort themselves out? I suspect the reason is the time-honoured one. For the most active and radical, it is all about them, just as all the radicalism when I was young was all about the activists, their egos, their access to drugs and adoring young women. They are not interested in looking out and into the eye of the general public. They attract a following of the naïve and the damaged. And anyone saying anything like this to any of them would be shouted down or ignored.
Being alien can be comforting. I find a great deal of comfort from my own alien characteristics. But if I want to sell anything, persuade or engage, I have to put my alien-ness aside, and not wave it in people's faces. And there's the rub. As I said, the name of the game is not to persuade. It is to act out. Which can of course be fun, but it won't achieve anything.
She is apologizing that the government made them do it (interrupt the snooker).
She says they have tried everything and so....
I still don't know who the protest was done by. OK, they are saying now.....not 'extinction rebellion', but 'just stop oil'. A rival organization. Apparently extinction rebellion have changed tactics and do not big disrupts anymore, whereas just stop oil do.
I had one of them berating me some weeks ago when I was driving to the football, at the A2-A251 junction, accusing me of being selfish. No attempt to persuade, just to shame....OK mate.
I am someone concerned by the rabid deforestation of the Amazon, and the burning of fossil fuels in India and China. I note that China want to be the world leaders in environmentally friendly energy (recent media). I would like to see better global engagement with green initiatives. Like everything else in life, greater change will come about when public pressure expressed via the ballot box has it's way.
So the people running in front of race horses, gluing themselves to things, disrupting motorways and throwing paint on snooker tables may all be distinct and different groups with different agendas, but they have conflated themselves in the minds of the public as slightly (and sometimes very) annoying and incoherent babblers.
Why don't they sort themselves out? I suspect the reason is the time-honoured one. For the most active and radical, it is all about them, just as all the radicalism when I was young was all about the activists, their egos, their access to drugs and adoring young women. They are not interested in looking out and into the eye of the general public. They attract a following of the naïve and the damaged. And anyone saying anything like this to any of them would be shouted down or ignored.
Being alien can be comforting. I find a great deal of comfort from my own alien characteristics. But if I want to sell anything, persuade or engage, I have to put my alien-ness aside, and not wave it in people's faces. And there's the rub. As I said, the name of the game is not to persuade. It is to act out. Which can of course be fun, but it won't achieve anything.
I didn't have any sense at the time that the people leading the fight to save our club were on a willful ego trip, unconcerned with alienating the general public.The inside story of Brighton's incredible escape
As Brighton & Hove Albion prepare to face Manchester United in an FA Cup semi-final on Sunday, a look back to when the Seagulls were 30 minutes from dropping out of the Football League.
F%$£ing BHA fans and their protesting. Lock 'em up. Throw the keys away.
RandyWanger
Je suis rôti de boeuf
We need to be more French, set fire to shit, and storm the stock exchange...
Someone climbs onto a snooker table
Woah, that's a bit too much
Someone climbs onto a snooker table
Woah, that's a bit too much
Billy the Fish
Technocrat
Barry Hearn set to sue Just Stop Oil activist who covered table in orange dust
Just Stop Oil protestor Eddie Whittingham interrupted a Snooker World Championships match between Rob Milkins and Joe Perry at the Crucible in Sheffield on Monday
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Great idea from Hearn.
Machiavelli
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I don't think those engaging in environmental activism seeking the survival of multiple species and a decent human future are on a wilful ego trip. You can bet your bottom dollar that BHA fans did alienate some of the public