BBC-Proms Performance unterbrochen von pro-palästinensischen Demonstranten
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4gl1kx1091o.amp
Von Deltaforce1-17
BBC-Proms Performance unterbrochen von pro-palästinensischen Demonstranten
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4gl1kx1091o.amp
Von Deltaforce1-17
9 Kommentare
The BBC has been complicit in the genocide. Time for Action.
Disrupting a national event for political reasons? Sounds like terrorism to me. I’ve got my Jewish Artists for Plasticine tee shirt ready just in case.
Why do these guys always try so hard to lose any public sympathy? I think they actually prefer being „activists“ rather than actively helping their good cause.
I was there!
The crowd reaction was mostly groans and boos, but there were some isolated claps too. Plenty of funny comments from the stuffier people around me (“get out or I’ll throw my program at you”). The disturbance didn’t bother me personally. There was a delay and a reordering of the pieces afterwards because the pianist was perturbed, but she did fine after the interval and even did an encore.
Everyone complaining here seems to be doing so on the grounds that the UK isn’t responsible for what is happening in Gaza at all, and that protesting by causing any problems shouldn’t be allowed when that’s the point of a protest.
Good. We should all be interrupted. If people find it offensive to be reminded that Israel is destroying Palestine and its people then fuck them too.
Everyone before you post please remember for the rules for protest in the UK:
1. If your protest does property damage then you are violent and this makes you lose sympathy for your cause and you should be imprisoned.*
2. If your protest doesn’t do any damage but is too mild then you don’t really mean it but are just doing it for attention and this makes you lose sympathy for your cause.
3. If your protest is mildly disruptive like blocking a road, well of course this this makes you lose sympathy for your cause, even though we can all agree it’s a good cause you might deserve to be run over.
4. If you directly target the cause of the problem then you might be a proscribed terrorist and this makes you lose sympathy for your cause and prison for you everyone who supports you.
If you see any such behaviour you must report to your nearest online forum and post about how even though the cause is absolutely just, it is totally reasonable that the inconvenience has suddenly made you flip your position and now support bombing children or destroying the environment.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: The Legitimate Grievances section of the Ruling Class Approved Compliant and Docile Inconspicuous Protest Act (RCACADIP) provides exceptions to articles 1,2,3 and 4, if you promote pogroms, setting hotels on fire killing entire groups of people or deface public and private property or interfere with road markings with depictions of a flag. These can be designated Legitimate Grievance exceptions and are determined in a post hoc fashion depending on current polling and media hysteria popular at the time and if the colour of said flags is not too colourful.
Hope this helps and thank you for your attention on this matter.
Why don’t we call them anti genocide protesters?
Although I think all these protests are Purley performative I can’t wait to hear why the Epping protests are just concerned citizens and why these people aren’t?