Jeremy Corbyn Elected

rosesarered, your post not worthy of a discussion

Witnessed brutality? That's what you see when you hang out with IS.
I doubt if one in a hundred on the fox protests has witnessed anything at all.

I do not believe that 'most' of the people who have been at protests about fox hunting have "witnessed brutality" as in seen hounds killing a fox. Some have, I daresay, but not most, not even half.

'Absolutely nothing to fear or feel uneasy about.'

That would depened on which side of 'some' protests you find yourself on.!!!!!

Peaceful protests that are quickly turned into intimidation and harrassment are a major issue. Nobody knows until the protest finishes how peaceful a protest managed to be.

The recent 'protest' at the cafe in London is a good example. Protesters didn't give one iota of compassion nor had any intention of protesting peacefully. If they had they would not have subjected families with children to their 'brand' of of intimidation.

Who?

Well if you haven't been on a march then how can you comment?

There are different reasons to protest Ana, CND MARCHES, peace marches , the anti apartheid protests etc were peaceful. Can't say the same of the fox hunting protests but difficult to remain calm when you witness brutality

So what are they going to do? Just stand there, looking joyful and peaceable? Really?

ana You misunderstand protest, and are in danger of believing the media hype. There will always be some who are disruptive, look at the idiots who broke into the Commons, but 99% of those on the protest will have nothing but peace in mind.

Yes Ana.

Yes they are fun but with a serious intent.

I remember one march toddling along, and behind me was Vanessa Redgrave and other famous people I can't remember. They are uplifting and supportive when you sometimes think you are alone in your beliefs. Talking to people with the same ideology/beliefs raises your spirits and helps you reinforce your principles.

Absolutely nothing to fear or feel uneasy about.

It comes across as more like anger though when disruptive protests are planned.

soon, when you have a large number of people gathered to express their shared belief in bettering the world there just has to be joy

Perhaps sontobe is returning to the subject of the OP, and wondering whether the people involved in the proposed demonstrations during the Tory Party conference are feeling fearful and uneasy about the way the country's being run?

That makes it sound like they are a jolly.

No, I havent been on one.

.whitewave, we could have been on the same marches .

Soon, I don't see the link between nuclear warfare and welfare cuts

Have you ever been on a march soon? I regularly marched with the CND when young, and the mood was always joyful and optimistic! I can't think that it has changed all that much.

If people on here say that they dont feel it, I will take their word for it.

What is the emotion of people who are planning to march at the Tory conference? If they dont feel uneasy or fearful?

There seems to be an immense amount of fear and unease about with some people

Which people?

Not among the people I know soon

There seems to be an immense amount of fear and unease about with some people.

I didn't say he would Ana, I did say even he didn't because he was rather gung-ho and didn't seem a man given to deep thought

Why would Bush have ordered a nuclear attack because of 9/11?

Even George W Bush didn't give the order after 9/11, worrying if Donald Trump was to become president though

They are not automatic. It needs two keys in parts of the sub that are well separated; that is keys put in by people. Facts are quite important when looking at this mariann

Don't worry about "some gung-ho politician" pushing a button trisher, there isn't one. However someone has to give the order and I do wonder if we really want the person who could, running our country.