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Tiiu Miller
over 5 years ago

The question 'But is this the best way of getting the message across?' is confusing. Civil disobedience may be justified but nonetheless not always be the best way. Conversely, one might consider it unjustified even if it is the best way

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Lok tue
over 5 years ago

The climate has always changed and will continue to do so. Destroying private property might be fun for some but frankly does no good

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Jake
over 5 years ago

Time is running out and globally those in government are dragging their butts as usual. We poor trillions in to weaponry to kill each other because we do not trust our neighbor. What a madness.

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John
over 5 years ago

This is not civil disobedience. Gandi never smashed windows and caused damage to public and private property

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Claire Bastin
over 5 years ago

It’s great to see people standing up to frankly useless - in fact damaging- governments who have done so little to tackle climate change, plastics waste and habitat loss.

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Lok Yue
over 5 years ago

Not so great seeing the mess these people leave behind when they have finished disrupting the lives of people trying to go about their daily work of putting food on the family table. And frankly counter-productive since most of the population thus affected gets a thoroughly negative view of the protest. Right to demonstrate is not a right to disrupt the lives of tens of thousands of people. The demonstrators may not stand to lose anything but what about those whose businesses rely on deliveries of goods or people?

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