Cameron visited the Wirral yesterdayfor a Q&A session and "faced a dozen protesters opposing (hunting) reintroduction on the way in, and one fierce questioner on the issue within the hall." - Liverpool Daily Post
Animal Right's protesters were very direct when David Cameron came to Wirral yesterday.on his 'Cameron Direct' tour, He is touring the North of England in his plight for the northern vote A number of protesters, both local and from the wider area showed up to show their displeasure at Cameron's unethical pastime. Cameron has stated that 'there is nothing in his life so exciting to him than chasing wild animals and killing them' and has pledged to his hunting pals that he will repeal the hunting act should he gain power. 76% of the British public are against fox hunting because of the immense suffering caused to the animals in the name of sport. David Cameron plans to go against public opinion and allow these violent thugs to go back to their brutal pastimes. One of the protesters was inside the venue and actually was able to pose a question to Cameron about this unethical fun of his, much to his embarrassment, at the end she then walked throughout the hall with an anti hunt banner and wearing an anti blood sports T shirt. The protesters are urging people not to vote for Cameron as a vote for him is a vote for animal abuse.
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FUCK THE FASCISTS FUCK THE ANIMAL ABUSERS
15.08.2008 20:26
CLASS WAR
only we can stop hunting
16.08.2008 09:51
(A) Sab x
Cameron the sadistic animal killer
16.08.2008 11:15
It is important we keep the ban but it should be strengthened and much more rigorously enforced. To lose it would give this sadistic pastime some credibility, It would play into the hands of the likes of Cameron and his cronies at the CA if this ban was repealed.
KM
In a democracy
16.08.2008 15:55
He was very clear what his view is his and that others will disagree but the final decision will rest with MPs. Most people, when choosing their MP, do not do so on a single issue, no matter how important that issue is to others. I believe hunting is wrong and, as you say, most people agree BUT when it comes to voting, there will be other issues that take precedence for many people such as schools, cost of living and crime.
I have to say, I regret the Government didn't just introduce an outright ban on hunting animals back in 1997. Had they done so, I doubt if this would still be an issue.
Your protest was peaceful and reasonable - your members in the audience likewise and because of that, did not alienate many people who, no doubt, agree with you.
Cllr. Ian Lewis
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ianlewis@wirral.gov.uk
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http://www.ianlewis.org.uk
representation is not democracy
17.08.2008 22:18
that's why I'm an anarchist.
allsortsd
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Patronising
19.08.2008 19:21
'Your protest was peaceful and reasonable - your members in the audience likewise and because of that, did not alienate many people who, no doubt, agree with you.
Cllr. Ian Lewis '
Yes Cllr Lewis, most people who protest are all of the above, despite being harrassed, moved on by the facist police who do not know the law themselves, sometimes put into jail for nothing more than organising a protest (Shuan Kettley)etc etc so do not be surprsied that these protestors were peaceful and behaved well, we are intelligent and educated people that is why we do what we do. It is the thugs like your hunt scum leader who do not know how to behave in a civilised manner
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