nogojones
spelling is overrated
They're only young and might not have the contacts. Have you got any C4 ready?
Maybe its best to continue via PM
Just Stop Oil
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hiraethified
Don't be a twat.
platinumsage
HaveMyPassword123
I am assisting Just Stop Oil by spoiling this Urban75 post. The mess I've caused below is nothing compared to the destruction of our planet:
Aladdin
Well-Known Member
Wasn't being a twat...??
nogojones
spelling is overrated
I hope this post makes the news, otherwise I feel your time may have been wasted
Aladdin
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nogojones
spelling is overrated
By choosing the correct glue?
Aladdin
Well-Known Member
By knowing what they are using.
By understanding what petroleum is and where it is.
They're probably wearing clothes and shoes made from recycled plastic originally petrochemical based.
Petroleum / oil is in so much more of our everyday use...even if we dont use cars or any form of petrol powered engine/ turbine..
Our world is full of oil based products.
Oil, Natural Gas & You | CAPP
Oil and natural gas are an important part of everyone's daily lives.
www.capp.ca
More than 6,000 everyday products get their start from oil, including dishwashing liquid, solar panels, food preservatives, eyeglasses, DVDs, children’s toys, tires and heart valves. Here are some of the common petroleum products that are an important part of our modern lifestyle.
Electronics
Due to insulating and heat resistant properties, plastics and other petroleum-based products are used in electronic components. From your speakers and smartphones to your computers, cameras, and televisions, most electronics have components derived from oil.Textiles
Clothing is commonly made from petroleum-based fibers including acrylic, rayon, vegan leather, polyester, nylon and spandex. Even shoes and purses use petrochemicals for their lightweight, durable, and water resistant properties.Sporting Goods
Many common sports equipment contains some petroleum including basketballs, golf balls and bags, football helmets, surfboards, skis, tennis rackets and fishing rods.Health & Beauty Products
Many of our personal care products are derived from petroleum including perfume, hair dye, cosmetics (lipstick, makeup, foundation, eyeshadow, mascara, eyeliner), hand lotion, toothpaste, soap, shaving cream, deodorant, panty hose, combs, shampoo, eyeglasses, and contact lenses.Medical Supplies
Modern health care relies on petroleum products that have few substitutes. Plastics are used in a wide-range of medical devices and petrochemicals are relied on for pharmaceuticals. Products include hospital equipment, IV bags, aspirin, antihistamines, artificial limbs, dentures, hearing aids, heart valves and many more.Household Products
Our homes are full of products that used petroleum in their production. From construction materials such as roofing and housing insulation to linoleum flooring, furniture, appliances and home decor such as pillows, curtains, rugs, and house paint. Even many everyday kitchen items including dishes, cups, non-stick pans, and dish detergent use oil in their creation.Made from Oil and natural Gas
How Many Petroleum Products Did You Use Today?
nogojones
spelling is overrated
No shit. I've learnt something today.By knowing what they are using.
By understanding what petroleum is and where it is.
They're probably wearing clothes and shoes made from recycled plastic originally petrochemical based.
Petroleum / oil is in so much more of our everyday use...even if we dont use cars or any form of petrol powered engine/ turbine..
Our world is full of oil based products.
Oil, Natural Gas & You | CAPP
Oil and natural gas are an important part of everyone's daily lives.
More than 6,000 everyday products get their start from oil, including dishwashing liquid, solar panels, food preservatives, eyeglasses, DVDs, children’s toys, tires and heart valves. Here are some of the common petroleum products that are an important part of our modern lifestyle.
Electronics
Due to insulating and heat resistant properties, plastics and other petroleum-based products are used in electronic components. From your speakers and smartphones to your computers, cameras, and televisions, most electronics have components derived from oil.
Textiles
Clothing is commonly made from petroleum-based fibers including acrylic, rayon, vegan leather, polyester, nylon and spandex. Even shoes and purses use petrochemicals for their lightweight, durable, and water resistant properties.
Sporting Goods
Many common sports equipment contains some petroleum including basketballs, golf balls and bags, football helmets, surfboards, skis, tennis rackets and fishing rods.
Health & Beauty Products
Many of our personal care products are derived from petroleum including perfume, hair dye, cosmetics (lipstick, makeup, foundation, eyeshadow, mascara, eyeliner), hand lotion, toothpaste, soap, shaving cream, deodorant, panty hose, combs, shampoo, eyeglasses, and contact lenses.
Medical Supplies
Modern health care relies on petroleum products that have few substitutes. Plastics are used in a wide-range of medical devices and petrochemicals are relied on for pharmaceuticals. Products include hospital equipment, IV bags, aspirin, antihistamines, artificial limbs, dentures, hearing aids, heart valves and many more.
Household Products
Our homes are full of products that used petroleum in their production. From construction materials such as roofing and housing insulation to linoleum flooring, furniture, appliances and home decor such as pillows, curtains, rugs, and house paint. Even many everyday kitchen items including dishes, cups, non-stick pans, and dish detergent use oil in their creation.
Made from Oil and natural Gas
How Many Petroleum Products Did You Use Today?
I look forward to seeing all those wonderful things float past me when I'm flooded by the inevitable rising sea water and think fondly of my non-stick pan when I hear of famines due to drought and floods.
Aladdin
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SpookyFrank
A cheap source of teeth for aquarium gravel
These people must be paid stooges for oil companies. There is no other explanation for these fucking absurd 'actions'. If their whole point is that oil is everywhere, then it shouldn't be hard to pick a legitimate fucking target should it? Pretty much anything really. Anything except the cultural heritage of the civilisation they claim to be trying to protect. Twats.
NoXion
Craicy the Squirrel
Well there was this action: Just Stop Oil protesters spray Aston Martin showroom in London's Park Lane with orange paint
Which had they asked me, I would have advised leading with instead. I think trashing luxury cars is going to resonate with more people than splashing soup on a painting. The rich are going to be better cushioned from the effects of climate change after all, so this kind of action has the sense of redress about it. As opposed to what comes across as a feeble attempt to trash a painting by an artist who had nothing to do with climate change, and who is well-regarded by all sorts of people, not just the rich.
I also reject this idea that actions can't be criticised. If "no else is doing shit", then that doesn't justify crap actions that achieve nothing but grab some attention in a way that can be easily twisted into childish attention-seeking. You could justify doing anything by that kind of reasoning.
platinumsage
HaveMyPassword123
Oh wait that's Extinction Rebellion.
Just Stop Oil simply want the government to stop issuing new fossil fuel consents. That's the North Sea Transition Authority. Have they targetted their offices yet? One in London one in Aberdeen:
Contacts
www.nstauthority.co.uk
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Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
Yeh how dare people condemn putin without putting troops into the field themselves
Karl Masks
Birds Angel Delight
Throwing soup at a Van Gogh does seem uniquely pathetic.
Somoneo somewhere pointed out that Van Gogh was someone who was subject to oppression in his own life. So well done. That may have been said here, I don't know, I'm very tired
BristolEcho
Well-Known Member
That "seeecurity?" Makes me laugh every time.
Aladdin
Well-Known Member
Ah...you presumed.
platinumsage
HaveMyPassword123
I’m not sure that someone condemning Putin by e.g. flicking water at their cat should be immune to criticism.
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
There's a lot of things you're not sure on
Shechemite
Be the sun and all will see you
BristolEcho
Well-Known Member
Reception to that one was a bit better.
bcuster
Well-Known Member
The Aston martin protest actually makes some sense...
8ball
Decolonise colons!
I’m not sure how they did that. They’re high up on it, aren’t they?
I guess they could fall off and land on a car…
tommers
Busta Rhymes is an unstoppable movement
I guess having people suspended over fast moving traffic is seen as some kind of health and safety risk by the woke brigade.
8ball
Decolonise colons!
Well, if they’re high enough up, the traffic is no risk to them. It’s just that they’re a possible risk to the traffic.
Maybe put up a sign saying “Possible falling Tarquins” and let people make their own decision.
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Karl Masks
Birds Angel Delight
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