Can't you read? He just explained.

If the elections were not, as you say, 'rigged', and were held on a basis that you would consider not rigged (whatever that may be), who do you think would be the majority party?

Didn't we have a referendum on PR and vote against it?

I think they're just frustrated by their own ignorance. I doubt the 16 year old arrested or the other dozen had half a clue or a vote between them. They clearly weren't protesting for a lower voting age.

The times I've seen a protest which was actually about something (Lewisham Hospital) you had the same Socialist idiots with the exact same banners about bankers and the tories as were out this morning.

If there are cuts affecting people at a local level these people should all unite and turn out in support of that rather than just showing up for the big events with all the fun of a bit of aggro.

Oh and let's not forget the same protest in Wales where Charlotte Church featured. Has she been affected and does she stick her hand in her pocket?

Know your enemy...

A facile response Mr J.

I think it ludicrous that these demonstrations happen before the Queens Speech. At the moment what these demostrators are saying is that the participants disagree with the election result. It therefore has no legitimacy as the agenda of the new government has not been formalised.

However, instead of having demonstrations, why don't these protesters form a single political group, with a manifesto that matches their views, and then campaign to be elected as a political party? Or is that a too conventional and straight forward way of bringing their message to the public?

Edited by matt_himself (10 May 2015 3.28pm)

"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02