Is it time to lock up the Greenpeace terrorists?

**Mike.Gayner** · 25th June 2015, 21:44

Originally Posted by JimO

how many countries would let people trespass on the roof of the parliament bldg, doubt they would in asia or the states

You can feel free to fuck off to Asia or the USA if you like - personally I like living in a country where people can peacefully protest without feeling the violence force of government. I don't have to agree with the actions of Greenpeace to understand the importance of the ability for citizens to protest.

**JimO** · 25th June 2015, 21:45

Originally Posted by Mike.Gayner

Terrorists? How are these people terrorists? Who are they terrorising? Where is the violence/threat of violence?

If you're terrorised by the actions of a few protesters you'd probably better not leave your house, because there are worse things out there.

what gives them the right to do what they did?

**Mike.Gayner** · 25th June 2015, 21:46

Originally Posted by JimO

what gives them the right to do what they did?

The Bill of Rights which guarantees us free movement and free expression.

What exactly are you so aggrieved about?

**FJRider** · 25th June 2015, 21:48

Originally Posted by Mom

I once went for in excess of 12 hours on a charity ride without a piss.....

Thank you for sharing ...

**JimO** · 25th June 2015, 21:50

Originally Posted by Mike.Gayner

The Bill of Rights which guarantees us free movement and free expression.

What exactly are you so aggrieved about?

im a troll remember, fuck greenpeace, i dont think free movement means on the roof of parliament

**Katman** · 25th June 2015, 21:52

It's just a building.

**JimO** · 25th June 2015, 21:55

Originally Posted by Katman

It's just a building.

what if it was your building Mr Man

**Katman** · 25th June 2015, 21:56

Originally Posted by JimO

what if it was your building Mr Man

If it was my building I'd probably be up there protesting with them.

**Madness** · 25th June 2015, 22:00

So long as they've all had a briefing on potential hazards, wearing head-to-toe high-viz and the grounds of parliament are smattered with road cones, what's the problem? A bit cold for that kind of shenanigans I would have thought.

**mashman** · 25th June 2015, 22:01

Originally Posted by JimO

what if it was your building Mr Man

Whose building is it if not yours? You pay for it, and its inhabitants.

**FJRider** · 25th June 2015, 22:01

Originally Posted by Katman

If it was my building I'd probably be up there protesting with them.

It is (should be) a public place ...

I look forward to seeing you (on TV) on the roof ...

I'm betting you don't have the balls ...

**FJRider** · 25th June 2015, 22:05

Originally Posted by JimO

the cops should have handcuffed them to the roof and left them there foe a month or so. or they could have had practice shots with the sponge rounds, how many countries would let people trespass on the roof of the parliament bldg, doubt they would in asia or the states

I thought Greenpeace was not political ...

**Katman** · 25th June 2015, 22:18

Originally Posted by mashman

Whose building is it if not yours? You pay for it, and its inhabitants.

Did you hear we've just forked out $11mill on an apartment in New York for our representitive to the UN?

**mashman** · 25th June 2015, 22:58

Originally Posted by Katman

Did you hear we've just forked out $11mill on an apartment in New York for our representitive to the UN?

bwaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaa... that wouldn't surprise me in the slightest. Same reason we spent $40 million decorating the gov gen's place, only to fill it with special people instead of people who could do with the bed. Standards must be maintained.