Democracy Village - The Eviction 19th & 20th July 2010

[foulbelch]

Move these tramps and spongers on. How dare they occupy this hallowed turf. Countless men, women and children have lost their lives to defend freedom and this is how it ends up. I blame Haw and others like him for this discrace. He should be locked up along with his supporters. This nonsense started with Geldoff guilt tripping people and demanding money off us in the 80s. This continues with the likes of Lenny Henry who tries to resurect his faded career by being pious. They make me ill.

[randypan71]

@foulbelch died for freedom?...explain to me how they died for freedom...oh do you mean the working class people of this country being lied to in order to fight imperialistic wars? or the fact that it's the down trodden majority who suffer in war?....the fact is whatever freedoms we have is because people shed blood and they give us what they thought we should have.hallowed ground...get a grip.....ground bespoiled by the blood of innocents.

[maccyjames64]

@randypan71 I think you'll find the wars he refers to effected all classes and, unless you have uncovered some startling new historic evidence, you should be ashamed of yourself for misusing the names of the glorious dead for your own petty and conspiratorial politics.

Count yourself lucky that people of centuries past didn't follow fools like yourself or you'd not have the right to make such obscene comments.

[randypan71]

@maccyjames64 conspiritorial theories as you call them are historical facts..it is the truth that the working class have always had to fight the upper classes wars...they were kept ill-educated and ignorant of the outside world for those reasons...and the fact that you have to resort to "our glorious dead" agruments shows the sheer bankrupcy of your own beliefs and rhetoric.

[maccyjames64]

@randypan71 A disproportionate degree of the upper classes always died in such warfare.

Since the last Stuarts were expelled successive Tory and Whig governments ensured that no such restrictions were placed on the peoples of Britain as both parties liberal manifestos dictated. In comparison to other European counterparts, personal freedom in Britain was greatly superior until at least the Third Republic.

They died for our freedom. Can't think of a more appropriate use of the term glorious.

[phoenixdan3]

you were only in parliament square because you had a week to get out of the eco village. you drugged up low life child abusers in sheeps clothes .and i know maria and you scum bags gave me lsd to have me arrested .as they did in childrens homes in 1974. you hippys are all drop out perverts who take drugs that pervert your brains.

[phoenixdan3]

maria paedophile protector giving abused kids lsd in parliament square

[0Valhalla]

In my own way, yes.

The system is not locked up - yes, you often have to take the party line in order to progress, but you still have the forum to speak. There are, of course, many opposing views all the way up the scale. By orthodox view, you may as well say the majority view and if you find your self in the minority view, with your unorthodox opinions - well, this is a democracy; you had your chance, now shut up.

[TomJous]

@0Valhalla strikes me as an undemocratic thing to say

[0Valhalla]

Arguments are advanced by those with a seat at the table, not by those chained to the fences outside. Want to make your point? Become a councillor, an MP, a columnist even. Or is it that you just want to play guitar and smoke weed?

[DumblyBrilliant]

@0Valhalla Ever tried to do any of those things? The system is locked up and you cannot get unless you hold "orthodox" political views. That is, unless you play along with how things are.

[0Valhalla]

Bunch of unemployed vagabonds looking to give their life meaning in the absence of anything else. Did you achieve anything? Yes, you provided the rest of us with additional tax burden, an eyesore and traffic jams... did you advance the anti-war argument? No. Did you make the power-brokers pause and reflect on the situation? No. Did you increase public awareness of the anti-war argument? Maybe - but, did you increase their sympathies towards it? No.

[fractalmoon]

i didnbt realise i was so loud. lol "push it real good. lol"

[bumperboy]

hooray!

[CheckinGagaiNagain]

POPPIES..!