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Rent-A-Mob Strikes Again
'Brave' enough to riot but too cowardly to do it without face masks on hiding their identities
Do these idiots have nothing better to do?
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Do these idiots have nothing better to do?
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/// Can't wait until AOG sees this pic http://
Seen it, and?
/// Can't wait until AOG sees this pic http://
Seen it, and?
@joeluke
The job of "Rent-A-Mob" is to make whoever is holding the protest march look bad. Logically, that means that there are both leftist and rightist mobs. Possibly more than one of each and not necessarily organised or cooperative with other groups, with which they share an alignment.
I can understand use of the Guy Fawkes mask as an artistic statement against the way one sector of society (government, employers) treats another sector as an amorphous blob of faceless, 'undeserving', poor'. Its use as a way of enabling criminal behaviour while under intense CCTV surveillance is something I deplore because the violence and criminality can only ever *undermine* whatever message - no matter how sincere it may be - the march is trying to put across.
So what if your face ends up on a police file? If the message is rational and reasonable, you have nothing to lose. I went on a march against the ending of student grants. I'm sorry it didn't achieve its aims but I'm not sorry to have been there and, perhaps, be on the public record for doing so.
Lose the masks, march again and behave yourselves properly, next time. Credibility is the name of the game.
The job of "Rent-A-Mob" is to make whoever is holding the protest march look bad. Logically, that means that there are both leftist and rightist mobs. Possibly more than one of each and not necessarily organised or cooperative with other groups, with which they share an alignment.
I can understand use of the Guy Fawkes mask as an artistic statement against the way one sector of society (government, employers) treats another sector as an amorphous blob of faceless, 'undeserving', poor'. Its use as a way of enabling criminal behaviour while under intense CCTV surveillance is something I deplore because the violence and criminality can only ever *undermine* whatever message - no matter how sincere it may be - the march is trying to put across.
So what if your face ends up on a police file? If the message is rational and reasonable, you have nothing to lose. I went on a march against the ending of student grants. I'm sorry it didn't achieve its aims but I'm not sorry to have been there and, perhaps, be on the public record for doing so.
Lose the masks, march again and behave yourselves properly, next time. Credibility is the name of the game.
Togo
Well well. After being tagged as polaroid, it seems that I was right to be wary. Just hope that the jpeg with the link did not have an easter egg virus embedded for the ABers who opened it. This type of virus is not detected by malware scanners.
p msl ... what logic are you using to say you were right to be wary?
(other than me now having to post from the planet zigzog after being abducted by aliens)
Well well. After being tagged as polaroid, it seems that I was right to be wary. Just hope that the jpeg with the link did not have an easter egg virus embedded for the ABers who opened it. This type of virus is not detected by malware scanners.
p msl ... what logic are you using to say you were right to be wary?
(other than me now having to post from the planet zigzog after being abducted by aliens)
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