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cryinglaughing · 26/07/2024 15:49

Absolutely no sympathy!
Every action has a consequence, she's quite old to have only just realised that 🤣

VotesForWomen · 26/07/2024 15:49

This is just the Express doing what tabloids do best. Stirring to provoke outrage.

AzureAnt · 26/07/2024 15:45

Oh boohoo she got a taste of her own medicine didn't she 🤣🤣🤣

Supergirl1958 · 26/07/2024 15:38

No sympathy. She stopped people from getting to life saving treatment! She deserves to miss her brothers wedding!

Monkeysatonthewall · 26/07/2024 15:38

Butchyrestingface · 26/07/2024 15:30

If I were a relative in the car with the poor person with aggressive cancer travelling to an appointment they consequently missed (and had to wait 2 months for another appointment), there's a strong possibility I'd also be in the dock for committing a serious assault.

I'm surprised none of these people have yet came to harm as a result of their actions.

I saw a video of a woman taking her child to hospital begging those absolute *** to move out of the way and they didn't.

Would not be judging her had she decided to punch them.

CassieMaddox · 26/07/2024 15:37

Comefromaway · 26/07/2024 15:00

Tik tok algorithms I think. I've seen Cressida's mum's video multiple times, his only once. It's a bit unpredicatable.

Oh I'd say it's entirely predictable the TikTok algorithm would think a mum would be more rage-baity than a dad.

Monkeysatonthewall · 26/07/2024 15:35

Not a JSO protester planning to FLY to her brother's wedding... 🤣 🤡🤡🤡🤡
I knew they are utter idiots but that's a new level!

Butchyrestingface · 26/07/2024 15:30

If I were a relative in the car with the poor person with aggressive cancer travelling to an appointment they consequently missed (and had to wait 2 months for another appointment), there's a strong possibility I'd also be in the dock for committing a serious assault.

I'm surprised none of these people have yet came to harm as a result of their actions.

Applesonthelawn · 26/07/2024 15:30

I think her mother's message just makes it clear why the daughter seems so entitled. And I am not sensitive to economic privilege at all (it's the norm round here), just to children raised to believe they are special when they really are not.

ruffler45 · 26/07/2024 15:27

oh dear how sad never mind move on

She is big and grown up and made her choices,

AccidentallyWesAnderson · 26/07/2024 15:24

BodAlberto · 26/07/2024 15:20

I have no time for JSO.

I do wonder though how people would react if the mother didn’t have a ‘posh’ accent. Their economic privilege seems to be driving most of the hate here. I would argue that their actions were hideously disruptive regardless of their socioeconomic sfatus.

And goodness, whilst my young adult kids would never do this, if they ever do go off the rails/get in trouble in the future, will it still be my fault for ‘raising a brat’? How long am I culpable as their mum?!

Their ‘economic privilege’ is what affords them the time and effort to do what they do. Students buoyed up by mummy and daddy, pensioners who have money behind them and time on their hands.

Why don’t you see single mothers in minimum wage jobs wasting their time on these stunts? Do they not care about climate change? No, they’re too busy trying to feed their kids and keep roofs over their heads. Not limited to single mothers obviously.

BunfightBetty · 26/07/2024 15:23

BodAlberto · 26/07/2024 15:20

I have no time for JSO.

I do wonder though how people would react if the mother didn’t have a ‘posh’ accent. Their economic privilege seems to be driving most of the hate here. I would argue that their actions were hideously disruptive regardless of their socioeconomic sfatus.

And goodness, whilst my young adult kids would never do this, if they ever do go off the rails/get in trouble in the future, will it still be my fault for ‘raising a brat’? How long am I culpable as their mum?!

I don’t discriminate in my contempt for those who prevent others from reaching important appointments such as hospital treatment, regardless of their accent, class or economic status.

BunfightBetty · 26/07/2024 15:21

AngeloMysterioso · 26/07/2024 11:16

How many people missed weddings, funerals, chemotherapy appointments, job interviews or whatever else thanks to her tomfuckery??

This. Tough shit.

BodAlberto · 26/07/2024 15:20

I have no time for JSO.

I do wonder though how people would react if the mother didn’t have a ‘posh’ accent. Their economic privilege seems to be driving most of the hate here. I would argue that their actions were hideously disruptive regardless of their socioeconomic sfatus.

And goodness, whilst my young adult kids would never do this, if they ever do go off the rails/get in trouble in the future, will it still be my fault for ‘raising a brat’? How long am I culpable as their mum?!

Zone2NorthLondon · 26/07/2024 15:19

macaroniandcheeze · 26/07/2024 15:09

People are just parroting what they have been told by the press and focusing all their attention on this one tiny detail

How easy it is to make the public hate a woman still astounds me.

You’re prone to hyperbole somewhat. You think posters don’t have free will and we are all malleable and manipulated? Oh I see, only Cressida et al are unencumbered of parroting and being told what to do by media. She’s a messianic warrior speaking to all us poor thickos and sheepies who are media manipulated. BUT she wanted to manipulate opinion and use media reporting of their disruption to promote her ideological belief

CautiousLurker · 26/07/2024 15:16

Rfthyhuj · 26/07/2024 15:06

So I’m not sure why her brother’s choice or not to have an environmentally friendly wedding has anything to do with her.

Because it shows her utter hypocrisy that she and her ilk will sabotage other people’s weddings, delay people attending them, berate people for reliance on oil/fossil fuels - but she would have gone on to attend her brother’s wedding overseas involving air travel.

Her brother can do what he likes - but for her and her mother to decry prison sentence because she cannot now attend just show the dissonance.

Lolaandbehold · 26/07/2024 15:15

Agree with you OP. And what an utter waste of a Cambridge education.

Zone2NorthLondon · 26/07/2024 15:14

macaroniandcheeze · 26/07/2024 14:55

The rich and powerful love a distraction or a scapegoat don’t they.

Oil companies are rubbing their hands together with glee right now, so easy is it to pit the public against itself.

The public isn’t pit against itself
The majority don’t support JSO and these protests
The public aren’t vociferously fighting each other over the specifics of application of sentencing guidelines
The only pit is the one Ms Gethin et al dug for themselves, effectively alienating themselves from public

itsmylife7 · 26/07/2024 15:13

Is the wedding a plane ride away ?

Puzzledandpissedoff · 26/07/2024 15:12

OMG, she was going to fly to the wedding!!

I'm surprised you're surprised, @Inastatus; scratch the surface even slightly of many of these idiots and you'll find the same - they'll flap their gums just so long as someone else is paying the price, but god forbid it should be them

My personal favourite when faced with one of them is to suggest they could forego that new phone or pair of ultra fashionable trainers and keep the older ones a bit longer in defence of the environment

The confused, thousand yard stares are wonderful ...

MsLavender · 26/07/2024 15:12

macaroniandcheeze · 26/07/2024 14:53

Do you really think that JSO are wholly responsible for this, rather than the government and society that causes these sorts of lives in the first place??

No one has said they are wholly responsible for people living in poverty. People are, of course, equally angry (if not more so) at the government for driving people into poverty in the first place but this thread is not about that and the fact remains that they have disproportionately impacted the lives of those in poverty.

Comefromaway · 26/07/2024 15:12

BarcardiWithGadaffia · 26/07/2024 14:58

The judge actually said "went ahead "?

Standards in the judiciary must be slipping

No, the exact wording was "had the gridlock for which all five of you devoutly hoped come to pass"

YummyPotatoBun · 26/07/2024 15:09

macaroniandcheeze · 26/07/2024 14:55

The rich and powerful love a distraction or a scapegoat don’t they.

Oil companies are rubbing their hands together with glee right now, so easy is it to pit the public against itself.

This is true, regardless of how self-centred and entitled Cressida and her family seem.

macaroniandcheeze · 26/07/2024 15:09

IllMetByMoonlight · 26/07/2024 14:50

Thank you for the link.

I'm confused now: her mum doesn't sound like she's moaning or complaining at all ‐!? She comes across as pragmatically accepting her daughter's fate, not making any excuses nor pleading lighter sentencing.

Oh wait, the press love to stir things like this, don't they.

People are just parroting what they have been told by the press and focusing all their attention on this one tiny detail

How easy it is to make the public hate a woman still astounds me.

caringcarer · 26/07/2024 15:08

It's her own fault. She did the crime. I've no sympathy for her.

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