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Hooded anarchists throw paint and set off flares on Oxford Street
Police targeted with missiles and light bulbs filled with ammonia
Windows at The Ritz smashed as masked youths run wild
Labour leader Ed Miliband likens protest to anti-apartheid movement
Read more: www.dailymail.co.uk...
Originally posted by DSSONE
reply to post by plube
There usually is violence at these Labour/Union renta-mob events - anyone with half a brain cell would not bother to join in a stage managed political rally for the Labour party so they have to bus the less desirables in from around the country.
Originally posted by DSSONE
reply to post by mr-lizard
You could not be more wrong buddy. Seriously. You are part of the f-in problem. Grow up.
Originally posted by Romanian
reply to post by John_Rodger_Cornman
great observation! I do not agree on associating the word "anarchism" with "vandalism" . Anarchism is simply a way of management, where instead of one leader or minority managing the society, you have a greater level of self-management on the individual level. Pure anarchism does not exist, as pure capitalism or communism does not exist.
Originally posted by DSSONE
reply to post by mr-lizard
I find it pretty hard to explain. But for the record I am not a DM reader (apologies if that is not what you meant). As Morrissey once sang, "I'm dreaming of a time when the English are sick to death of Labour..and the Tories..." lol
My point is that the protest today was orchestrated by the TUC and other left wing groups.....and their sheep have followed. And now it appears, to some out there, that Britain is the verge of some kind of change (reluctant to use the word 'revolution', for it could not be further from the truth). For the vast majority out there today, it was an excuse to feel validated, an excuse for a street party in the capital.