Having listened to Radio 4 this morning and the interview including one of the protesters of Insulate Britain, I have to wonder have they given a thought to all those who use the M25. If so , drivers that are fed up may use alternative routes. What impact that will have on others ? Do they understand why the M25 was built in the first place ? Surely the protesters must have thought that if they drive people off the motorway, the other routes will be clogged ! Has there been any thought for those that reside and work within the towns on alternative routes for which the M25 was built for ?
The M25 is hazardous at the best of times and concentration levels of every driver is challenged. How many of the protesters actually use the M25 ?
Have they thought about the newly passed drivers who have to use it , do they remember how they felt ? Have they thought of the pressures people maybe under trying to get to appointments and delivery's on time ? What effect is this having on them ? Is it a good thing to heighten their anxiety with the thought that people are now jumping out on them . Maybe they have to picture that fear or actually drive on the M25 to experience it.
Do the protesters eat and wish to have other supplies and services ? How do you think the suppliers manage to deliver goods including insulation ? Do they think of their family while protesting ? What if they need to call for assistance from the emergency services but they are delayed or unable to get through due to protesting ?
Would they complain when they have to wait ?
Why target the roads when the protest is about insulating houses ?
What other methods have they used to get there point across ?
l feel they should seriously rethink their strategy !
Why not find a peaceful way to protest that does not involve injuring innocent bystanders and our emergency services that are stretched to capacity as it is.
You do not have to endanger life to protest and evoke change If you really want to make a change look and research the ingenious people, and how to actually make a difference.
Why disrupt others in such a dangerous manor is that really caring for humanity ?.
M25, 'Insulate Britain' Protesters and Humanity.
Having listened to Radio 4 this morning and the interview including one of the protesters of Insulate Britain, I have to wonder have they given a thought to all those who use the M25. If so , drivers that are fed up may use alternative routes. What impact that will have on others ? Do they understand why the M25 was built in the first place ? Surely the protesters must have thought that if they drive people off the motorway, the other routes will be clogged ! Has there been any thought for those that reside and work within the towns on alternative routes for which the M25 was built for ?
The M25 is hazardous at the best of times and concentration levels of every driver is challenged. How many of the protesters actually use the M25 ?
Have they thought about the newly passed drivers who have to use it , do they remember how they felt ? Have they thought of the pressures people maybe under trying to get to appointments and delivery's on time ? What effect is this having on them ? Is it a good thing to heighten their anxiety with the thought that people are now jumping out on them . Maybe they have to picture that fear or actually drive on the M25 to experience it.
Do the protesters eat and wish to have other supplies and services ? How do you think the suppliers manage to deliver goods including insulation ? Do they think of their family while protesting ? What if they need to call for assistance from the emergency services but they are delayed or unable to get through due to protesting ?
Would they complain when they have to wait ?
Why target the roads when the protest is about insulating houses ?
What other methods have they used to get there point across ?
l feel they should seriously rethink their strategy !
Why not find a peaceful way to protest that does not involve injuring innocent bystanders and our emergency services that are stretched to capacity as it is.
You do not have to endanger life to protest and evoke change If you really want to make a change look and research the ingenious people, and how to actually make a difference.
Why disrupt others in such a dangerous manor is that really caring for humanity ?.
Radio 4 - Listen Live - BBC Sounds (07;35)