Oppose The Police Federation March - Weds 23 Jan, central London
- Thread starter ClassWar
- Start date
The Black Hand
Unclean
No, that's Stobart Stopper.chymaera said:
They're in Leatherhead. Leatherhead is not Croydon.ClassWar said:
barney_pig
Po-cha-na-quar-hip
piss off pig
Just what U75 needs ... another ACAB cunt with a shoe size in excess of their IQ.barney_pig said:
Wolveryeti
Detty Pig
If this is police officers as opposed to the paperpushers striking I don't have a great deal of sympathy.
Police officers IIRC start on something like 26k. Not only this, they work an awesome shifts system that actually allows some of them to commute in from France for the part of the week they put the hours in. Plus they can claim overtime which can't be said for many other professions.
Police officers IIRC start on something like 26k. Not only this, they work an awesome shifts system that actually allows some of them to commute in from France for the part of the week they put the hours in. Plus they can claim overtime which can't be said for many other professions.
The Black Hand
Unclean
detective-boy said:Just what U75 needs ... another ACAB cunt with a shoe size in excess of their IQ.
Actually you will find that police are virtually universally stupid. THough it is changing a bit these days with more university types joining (the fools).
Strangeways
New Member
a fucking return to order?KeyboardJockey said:
what planet are you living on? do you really think 30 teenagers last year stabbed to death - in london alone - is a sign of 'order'? the tens of thousands of assaults, burglaries, rapes, thefts not reported to the police - plus the ones people do - i suppose that shows THIS society's in order. perhaps if you engaged brain before posting you wouldn't make such an arse of yourself.
perhaps you think this is an orderly society, but you've a bloody perverse idea of order.
Strangeways
New Member
it's interesting that there appears to be no public support for the police on this one. some of the older posters here may recall the demonstrations in support of the miners in the early 1990s, when they pulled out more than 25,000 for a weekday demo and about 400,000 for a rather rainy weekend one. the police federation are anticipating a turnout of 10-15,000, all of whom are expected to be filth. no posters here taking the day off and turning out to support the scum?
Police Federation
From The Police Federation
"Our march has received a lot of media attention. It is therefore possible that small groups with any grievance against the police may seek to stage counter demonstration. The Metropolitan Police are monitoring this and if need be, will deal with any impromptu protests".
Thats a shame its not every day that Class War and the Anarchists support the Government and its pay restraint polices.
From The Police Federation
"Our march has received a lot of media attention. It is therefore possible that small groups with any grievance against the police may seek to stage counter demonstration. The Metropolitan Police are monitoring this and if need be, will deal with any impromptu protests".
Thats a shame its not every day that Class War and the Anarchists support the Government and its pay restraint polices.
Strangeways
New Member
do you know anyone who's going on the cop demo, who's not a cop?chymaera said:
if, as everyone expects, 10-15k filth turn out, and - strangely - the attendance is put at 10-15k, it will indicate no other fucker saw fit to turn out for them. as i say, remember the number of people who turned out for the dockers and the miners - and even the huntscum. the number of people the filth are expecting seems to be, er, just them. there'll be no apparent support from their civvy staff, no apparent support from the communities they patrol, not even any apparent support from their colleagues north of the border.
barney_pig
Po-cha-na-quar-hip
hope you die of cancer pig slimedetective-boy said:Just what U75 needs ... another ACAB cunt with a shoe size in excess of their IQ.
The Black Hand
Unclean
barney_pig said:
Fantastic, a person after my own heart
butchersapron
Bring back hanging
Twats
cockneyrebel
New Member
Why would anyone support the police demo? When was the last time the police federation gave any support to workers fighting for better pay? Well unless you call smashing up pickets and attacking workers support.
Hopefully next year they'll get an even worse pay rise.
Hopefully next year they'll get an even worse pay rise.
Paul Marsh
NeitherWashingtonNorMecca
Indeed.
I think we can safely assume that the only people on this march will be police officers - i.e. that no members of the public turn out to support them at all.
When can you ever say that about any dispute?
I think we can safely assume that the only people on this march will be police officers - i.e. that no members of the public turn out to support them at all.
When can you ever say that about any dispute?
revol68
what, fucking what?
barney_pig said:
i've no intention of supporting the police but that comment is just cuntish on any level.
And whilst i'm not going to line up with the pigs to campaign for higher wages when the shits are happy battering other workers striking for theres I'll certainly not be turning up to protest like a sad tosser, especially since this issue is tied into a wider pay freeze on public sector pay.
Dhimmi
Half Man Half HobNob
I've no intention of turning up and going "Rah! Rah! Police!" but I support all worker's peaceful protests and strike actions.
When Marx exclaimed "Workers of the world unite; you have nothing to lose but your chains." he made no exceptions to it. If there was ever an opportunity to just briefly realise that, then this is one such brief opportunity.
If other unions and other workers were to support this action then it would make all workers' relationships with the police that little bit better. And that's a small step towards a better and more mutually respecting society.
When Marx exclaimed "Workers of the world unite; you have nothing to lose but your chains." he made no exceptions to it. If there was ever an opportunity to just briefly realise that, then this is one such brief opportunity.
If other unions and other workers were to support this action then it would make all workers' relationships with the police that little bit better. And that's a small step towards a better and more mutually respecting society.
cockneyrebel
New Member
And how are other unions and workers meant to have solidarity with the group of people who break up their pickets lines and undermine their strikes?
barney_pig
Po-cha-na-quar-hip
only reason you would not turn up is that youd get fucking smashed uprevol68 said:i've no intention of supporting the police but that comment is just cuntish on any level.
And whilst i'm not going to line up with the pigs to campaign for higher wages when the shits are happy battering other workers striking for theres I'll certainly not be turning up to protest like a sad tosser, especially since this issue is tied into a wider pay freeze on public sector pay.
Similar threads
