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🚨 BREAKING: BRITISH GOVERNMENT CRACK DOWN ON PEACEFUL PROTEST—23 ARRESTED AT PARLIAMENT SQUARE ⛓️ Today, the fundamental right to express dissent has been taken away from the British people. The Home Secretary has bypassed the democratic process to grant police the power to not only ban every protest they...

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🏛️ Democracy is broken. Ordinary people are still struggling to pay their energy bills, oil companies are still making billions in profits and the criminals in government are continuing to enact policies that will consign millions of people to death. We can change this. We must change this.

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🦺 The British people will not stand by while this illegitimate government eradicates every hard-won right we have. As today’s arrests have shown, when all legal avenues for dissent have been banned, we will continue to march. What else is there for us to do when we face the existential crisis those in power are facilitating? This is the lesson of those who came before us, who fought and died to secure whatever freedoms we have. Those who marched on Peterloo did not cower in the face of despotic state overreach, nor did the suffragettes, and neither will we.

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🚷 Sign up to slow march at

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But it’s not peaceful when you continue to disregard and disrupt people’s everyday life ! Most of those demonstrating travel by transport, the clothing and banners used have had oil touch it through the production line 🤷🏻‍♂️ hypocrites come to mind …..

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You are domestic terrorists

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You’re hindering people’s ability to get to work, that = feed their families, pay their rent, pay their mortgage, clothe their kids, pay ever increasing utility bills.

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There was never any right to deliberately or negligently disrupt.

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Orange and yellow vests, all made possible by petroleum. Acrylic, polyester, nylon, and spandex. Cotton? likely farmed, fabricated, and shipped thanks to petroleum. JustStopOil can't stop using oil.

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