Quote:
Originally Posted by djchameleon
It's called solidarity. People around the world join in when there are tragedies. When the I am charlie thing happened in Paris. People in NYC held vigils for it. Same thing with Orlando recently with the Pulse club massacre. People around the world joined in to show support. It happens all the time regardless of if it is happening in their neck of the words. It's called empathy and compassion. Guess you wouldn't know anything about that.
|
Na it's a bandwagon. I can understand people in America protesting but not London. They were holding signs up saying 'hands up don't shoot' and 'am I next?', I am sorry but police are not going to shoot you in England. I would be surprised if there has been a single black person shot by the police here in the past year.
It it nothing to do with us, it is the equivalent of a march in Minnesota about the result of the Brexit vote mate.