Is Disruptive Protest The Only Option Left? | Chris Packham: Is It Time to Break the Law | Channel 4

Chris Packham goes on a personal journey to decide for himself if it's ethically acceptable to break the law to protest against government policies on climate change.
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[@chris4973]

How To Blow Up A Pipeline speaks powerfully to this and explores other movements in history. Important reading.

[@hazelb7218]

Lord Deben....aka John Gummer....

[@izzytrue8630]

Just bloody well STOP it for the sake of my children and their children!!! ENOUGH!!!

[@daz3434]

Stop what for our children?

[@thefiestaguy8831]

And stop blocking the public roads for everyone else's futures! There won't be a future if nurses, doctors, firemen, shop workers, lorry drivers etc all can't get to work because some selfish people want to lay in the road. If you want to protest I guarantee no motorist will have a problem with it - but do it legally from the pavement. You can't claim it's a "peaceful protest" when you intentionally block roads, bridges and whatever you fancy, all criminal offences. You can call yourselves "activists" but you are no different to terrorists in principle. Terrorists threaten and make demands to get what they want - you're making demands of the government for them to give you your way, and when they don't do it activists decide to lie in the road and cause chaos.... what's the difference? I don't think you'd be so understanding if I decided to launch a protest to "ban electricity", turned up on your doorstep, blocked your door so you couldn't leave your house, camped on your front lawn and stopped you moving. Yet activists feel that they have the right to dictate to other citizens (some of whom agree with their cause)... I'm glad these so called "activists" have started to be put in prison, selfish people. If you want to live in a country with no emissions, no factories, no cars, no nothing, go and live on a tiny island by yourself in the middle of the ocean.

[@benpeters-brown5317]

The fella really determined too prove fuck around find out theory

[@gh-vi9tk]

Says David 'mahoosive carbon footprint' Attenborough....

[@thefiestaguy8831]

This is part of my argument, they're all a bunch of "do as I say, not as I do". Bet they've all got televisions. Bet they all use a car in some form or another, to get to and from work, or a cab home, or to the pub, or a bus to get to the town to go shopping.... Bet they've flown abroad, for either pleasure or work. If you want to preach to the public about how they should live their lives, start leading by example.

[@mrnice7570]

The climate emergency scam 😂 loons