Lathyrus3
Actually Cossy as a (somewhat distant) relative of Edith Cavell, I want to object to you using her life as a comparison with the protest methods evidenced here.
Edith Cavell, as a nurse, treated both German and British patients without prejudice and with the same care. Her motive in helping prisoners escape was to save their lives. At no point was she a “protestor” in the way she behaved. Indeed she was noted by the Germans for her dignity and respect for them as human beings, even when facing death.
Personally I think the shooting was totally wrong.
But Edith Cavell would not have been associated with this type of protest in any way, and I do not think you should use her as an example.
( incidentally her name is pronounced to rhyme with gravel, in case anyone is saying it as Ca vell)
It wasn’t me that mentioned Edith Cavell in the first instance? I pointed to suffragettes in my examples, someone else mentioned people by name, I replied and agreed.


