Fed up commuter smokes 2 climate protesters.

I find this an interesting situation because to examine it is to highlight a contrast.

First off, this should not have happened and the fact it did is wrong.  Just because you are a moron who is so steeped in propaganda you are driven to perform idiotic stunts does not mean you should be murdered.  I am certain the whole spin on this will white people bad and ban the guns.  But the gun thing is a non-starter.  He could have simply run them over or took a baseball bat to them.  The selected death implement does not matter.

But the establishment will talk about hatred, violence, removal of freedom, lack of rights, racism etc.  All things they cause on a regular basis but that is to be ignored because they do such things for a good reason they say.

There is no way the radical left loses this culture, political and legal war while they have no limitations or consequences and everyone else has a boot on their neck the moment they look at the government funny.    The only way out of that I can think of is to continue to reform people through information and even keel discussion.   These things are going on and they are working.  Culture is shifting but that is a big ship that take decades to turn.  The radicals know this, they have been playing the long game since the 60’s.

“In the UK it’s actually illegal to block roads unless it’s an organised protest. Many of these protests aren’t organised.”

The UK government is complicit and allows it.  This only encourages more of it.  Just like all the crime and immigration in the US.  It’s allowed so more of it happens.  Unless you dissent against the establishment then you get 20 years.

I think physically removing them is 100% OK and appropriate.  I would go so far as a few slaps are in-line as well.  But killing people, no.  Not over that.

There are cunning ways to handle such things (given the correct circumstances) that inflict some punishment.  I remember a story I read not long ago, where someone said some time back when such protests first started he worked at a a refinery I think it was for petroleum.  He said a small group of people came in and sat on the floor and said they weren’t leaving.  So the man said they turned off the lights and left.  Next day, no protestors.