• @Rivalarrival
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    12 months ago

    These dipshits weren’t maintaining the road. They were impeding the freedom of travel of everyone they obstructed, which is, indeed, a human rights violation.

    • @mindbleach@sh.itjust.works
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      12 months ago

      They didn’t do anything. They were planning.

      And they were planning to obstruct some roads. A thing that happens all the time, for a lot of reasons, and is not genocide.

      Genocide is an example of an actual human rights violation. It’s the level of badness implied, when people correctly use the phrase “human rights violation.” Torture violates human rights. Slavery violates human rights. Traffic plainly fucking doesn’t.

      • @Rivalarrival
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        12 months ago

        And they were planning to obstruct some roads.

        Come back when you understand what is going on.

        • @mindbleach@sh.itjust.works
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          2 months ago

          In a decision that one United Nations official called “beyond comprehension,” a U.K. judge on Thursday sentenced five Just Stop Oil activists to a combined 21 years in prison over a Zoom call in which they discussed plans to disrupt London’s orbital M25 highway.

          Okay, do you have a sensible opinion now?

          Are you unfamiliar with the words “disrupt” and “highway?”