I'm no fan of Policy Exchange but this protest just feels like an unfocused tantrum and all they've achieved is make themselves look gittish and create work for other people who aren't rich Conservatives to clear up. It's not even a prime target under the stated aims of the group, just vague arsery
![Shut The System 10 posts Shut The System @ShutTheSystem_. 10h STS Activists smash windows and spray paint at Policy Exchange in protest against UK draconian laws and proscription of Palestine Action [photo of Policy Exchange offices in London townhouse splashed and sprayed with red paint] Shut The System @ShutTheSystem_ 10h ...We have targeted Policy Exchange today not in response to any particular action, but in recognition of the role they have played in making the UK the less tolerant, more unequal, increasingly authoritarian and poorly governed nation it is today.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:2kf2qj56o2vq7jfaq4x4ogp6/bafkreied4mn2vbzyquxe35nzm6h3nymmk2b2hdfjlbfc723qcw4hikdtiy@jpeg)
It is that. Still the clean up will provide some work for people, and PE are well able to afford it. So it's not all bad.
policy exchange are terrible though
Hence me not being a fan of theirs.
a bit of paint doesn't compare to the untold damage caused by policy exchange
Nice concern trolling. If you're so worried about the people who need to clean it up, why don't you go get a cloth and head up there?
"concern trolling"? Is that what we're calling sane observations now? It was a pointless stunt that achieved nothing of any value to the fights that it was claimed to support.
Quick question: why do you feel the need to clarify your observation is "sane". Seems like there's an implication there
I think you've answered your own question there.
No I haven't, I hazarded a guess. Are you going to answer or just play games?