Meet the Animal Rebellion ‘milk pour’ protesters you’ve been seeing all over Twitter

[Dashinka 24,493]

So these supposedly "educated" and certainly privileged eco-warriors are hurting everyday people for a utopian view?  Maybe it is time to bring back public caning, and make sure these people are making restitution for their actions.

 

Meet the Animal Rebellion ‘milk pour’ protesters you’ve been seeing all over Twitter

 

Skylar was among the Animal Rebellion protestors pouring milk in Harrods. They stood at the front of a meat counter and emptied glass bottles of milk onto the floor, before being escorted out. They later told the Daily Mail: “Supporters of Animal Rebellion are back acting because Liz Truss and Ranil Jayawardena (Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs) are again deciding to ignore calls to start building a better future.”

 

The activist is actually a Uni of Sussex grad, having finished their BA in International Development with a first in 2020. Before this, they actually *founded* the Sussex branch of Extinction Rebellion, volunteered for Greenpeace, and worked in Outreach for The Humane League.

 

https://thetab.com/uk/2022/10/17/animal-rebellion-milk-pour-protest-277660

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One of these days somebody is going to give them a good smack

 

And it will be hilarious

[Dashinka 24,493]

15 minutes ago, Boiler said:

One of these days somebody is going to give them a good smack

 

And it will be hilarious

I blame this on these young people never being disciplined like being spanked as they were growing up.

[yuna628 9,676]

These are the same people that tossed soup on the $72 million Van Gogh (having seen this painting myself and seeing them do this made me so angry!) before gluing themselves to the walls. 

[Neonred 3,562]

1 hour ago, yuna628 said:

These are the same people that tossed soup on the $72 million Van Gogh (having seen this painting myself and seeing them do this made me so angry!) before gluing themselves to the walls. 

Super glued their hands to the wall.  

That just doesn't sound very smart to me.

[Ban Hammer 13,334]

36 minutes ago, Neonred said:

Super glued their hands to the wall.  

That just doesn't sound very smart to me.

would be a shame if someone threw fire ants on them..............

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5 hours ago, Ban Hammer said:

would be a shame if someone threw fire ants on them..............

Honey, and THEN the fire ants.

[Dashinka 24,493]

Na, they should just be required to lap up what they poured out, and then the store manager should be allowed to go home with them and pour out all the stuff in their refrigerators on the floor.

[Dashinka 24,493]

15 hours ago, yuna628 said:

These are the same people that tossed soup on the $72 million Van Gogh (having seen this painting myself and seeing them do this made me so angry!) before gluing themselves to the walls. 

Heard the speech given by one of those wacko's and it made no sense.  They are all for getting rid of petroleum, yet, they ranted about the huge cost people will be incurring to heat their homes.  I guess these folks have not really been educated.

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3 hours ago, Dashinka said:

Heard the speech given by one of those wacko's and it made no sense.  They are all for getting rid of petroleum, yet, they ranted about the huge cost people will be incurring to heat their homes.  I guess these folks have not really been educated.

It is nonsense stuff, but I suppose some of the rant was about the fact that the UK will be going through rough times this winter. Daily blackouts have been proposed, in addition to the rising cost of inflation and food prices, and collapse of the pound. There was due to be a massive spike in taxes and costs associated with electric/gas this winter (quite reminds me of a thread I meant to post) and there is threat of economic collapse.

 

Thankfully, this painting was protected with glass which tells me they aren't so serious about going to jail for a shocking crime in protest. They'll 'protest' but only so far. They are pretty lame at it anyway.

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Have you seen the Dartford Bridge, now there is the Tunnel as well  so not a complete closure, I have a very vague recollection of a ferry but that was a long time ago.

 

The UK has issues but they have been decades in the making, let us not forget what is happening in France, collapse of the Euro etc etc, so not out there on their own.

[Dashinka 24,493]

1 hour ago, yuna628 said:

It is nonsense stuff, but I suppose some of the rant was about the fact that the UK will be going through rough times this winter. Daily blackouts have been proposed, in addition to the rising cost of inflation and food prices, and collapse of the pound. There was due to be a massive spike in taxes and costs associated with electric/gas this winter (quite reminds me of a thread I meant to post) and there is threat of economic collapse.

 

Thankfully, this painting was protected with glass which tells me they aren't so serious about going to jail for a shocking crime in protest. They'll 'protest' but only so far. They are pretty lame at it anyway.

If they think it is bad now, what do they expect in their utopian view of no petroleum production.  Almost all plastics go away, electricity rationing unless they get over their fear of nuclear or their protests of hydro.  Like I said, their screed made no sense.

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[Ontarkie 14,221]

On 10/17/2022 at 2:05 PM, yuna628 said:

These are the same people that tossed soup on the $72 million Van Gogh (having seen this painting myself and seeing them do this made me so angry!) before gluing themselves to the walls. 

I saw this video too. Disgusting ppl. Funny thing is they have no issues using petroleum products like the glue they used to stick to the wall. 

14 hours ago, Dashinka said:

Heard the speech given by one of those wacko's and it made no sense.  They are all for getting rid of petroleum, yet, they ranted about the huge cost people will be incurring to heat their homes.  I guess these folks have not really been educated.

All for making other ppl give up petroleum but not themselves. 

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15 hours ago, Boiler said:

 

Saw this as well as I frequent the DM.  Personally, I would have left them up there and left the bridge open.