I thought that was direct action against the stench of the tories.OTOH, the egg sarnies are often really bad at these events...
I thought that was direct action against the stench of the tories.OTOH, the egg sarnies are often really bad at these events...
Watch it if in Kent
Well if you're trying to remove them, seems you've already chosen your side, eh?How to win people over to your cause.
Well if you're trying to remove them, seems you've already chosen your side, eh?
After the first few Yale-shaped stab marks and in-country immolations most should have given up attempting to sticker their shitYeh always use a key or petrol lighter fluid
The public has been advised not to remove posters in Newport after sharp objects had been found behind them.
probably the headlice of Gwent being the thick cunts they are!"spraying stickers" is weird language as well, hard to tell from that whether she had a particularly high-tech stickering mechanism, which I suppose would make sense if you were messing around with glass and pins and stuff, or if Gwent Heddlu just had a weird choice of words there?
And yeah, solid, principled stance from Moore there. Reading over the (BBC) article again, I'm now confused as to whether the woman was arrested for sticking up stuff that had sharp objects behind it, or at least matched the description of stuff that did, or whether "The public has been advised not to remove posters in Newport after sharp objects had been found behind them" is to do with unrelated (e.g., antivax?) materials?
I agree with the Freedom article, that getting the old bill involved with removing stickers is a terrible idea. I just took down about twenty anti-vaxx / new world order stickers this morning and have taken to carrying various objects with me to help with that. I see it as a civic duty, really, same as when you used to find NF stickers around the place.
Also in over 35 years of removing stickers I've never found any sharp objects underneath them, so the risk seems to be quite low...
That's interesting, Gromit - thanks.London transport staff warned of razors inside Covid conspiracy posters | Vaccines and immunisation | The Guardian
TfL says ‘propaganda posters’ spreading vaccination untruths have been placed on doors and wallsamp.theguardian.com
I don't think they were doing sharp objects from my reading, just gwent plod suggesting there may be some so the public shouldn't remove?Criminal damage and causing offence suggests that they are doing her just for the stickers and not sharp objects. Be interesting to see what she gets charged with, if anything.
It is a bit vague but:I don't think they were doing sharp objects from my reading, just gwent plod suggesting there may be some so the public shouldn't remove?
Someone in Cardiff did get their hand cut removing stickers a few months agoTRAs have been reporting being cut by objects behind feminist stickers and the police are responding to those reports. It'll be bullshit, it always is, first heard these stories in the 70s, they've never had any substance.
A bit like the political leafleting person who "had the ends of their fingers bitten off by a doberman" etc, heard that one a few times.
Someone in Cardiff did get their hand cut removing stickers a few months ago
e2a - oh and fuck your agenda btw
I once found a fash sticker in Whitechapel with a razor blade under it. So I can categorically state it's not horseshit.
"someone"..."a few months ago"....
Not with a razor blade under a sticker, that's just horseshit.
And fuck you too, you twerp.
Good enough for the task. And wear some decent gloves. Job done.Yeah, I always use a paint scraper
TRAs have been reporting being cut by objects behind feminist stickers and the police are responding to those reports. It'll be bullshit, it always is, first heard these stories in the 70s, they've never had any substance.
A bit like the political leafleting person who "had the ends of their fingers bitten off by a doberman" etc, heard that one a few times.