Come to Dale Farm and increase the power of the people to compel justice.
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© ReutersLocked on: An activist sits with her left arm chained to this car, meaning that it cannot be moved as her arm would snap
© Getty ImagesBarricade: Activists walk past a makeshift wall designed to stop the bailiffs entering Dale Farm
© David ParkerGovernment goons: Bailiffs move onto the site as the tense stand-off grew
© Getty ImagesThese senior bailiffs were given yellow hats and blue vests to denote their higher ranks.
Dale Farm residents cheer after the news that they will be allowed to stay at the site pending a further hearing at London's High Court
But is the author of this story for real? Traveller's are a burden on society, from not paying taxes, stealing and intimidating others to destroying the area's they 'claim', turning them from nice picturesque places into literal rubbish dumps...What the British government has done should be applauded not made out to be something bad. How would you like it if they were to appear on your land and refused to leave? Would you like it? Would you try every means necessary to get them off your land? What if the government refused to help you? Bet you'd be pissed off. Think about who's land they are on and what a mess they have made of the place before you start cuddling up to literally some of the worst scum of the land.
Cop on.
P.s. You call this a Human Rights issue? Are Human Rights the law? I do believe they are. Maybe when the Travellers uphold the laws of the country they live in, can I justify treating them with the privileges those rights award them.