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No. I've got my ADR licence so waiting for the highest bidder wanting a scab to break the strike. -
Originally posted by Sockpuppet View PostNo. I've got my ADR licence so waiting for the highest bidder wanting a scab to break the strike.
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It's not so much that I think the reasons to protest are unreasonable more that the people who get stuffed by it are people tootling around minding their own business, if the people in power need to be anywhere they'll just get in a helicopter. I don't have a helicopter. I am travelling up to Birmingham from Hertfordshire with my 2 year old, really looking forward to go slows and traffic jams and not being able to buy fuel to get home again - hurrah!Comment
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I have two.Originally posted by WindyAnna View PostAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH
It's not so much that I think the reasons to protest are unreasonable more that the people who get stuffed by it are people tootling around minding their own business, if the people in power need to be anywhere they'll just get in a helicopter. I don't have a helicopter. I am travelling up to Birmingham from Hertfordshire with my 2 year old, really looking forward to go slows and traffic jams and not being able to buy fuel to get home again - hurrah!
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