Wow! What a brilliant day we had!
I met some wonderful people - health workers, carers, educationalists…too many groups to list here.
So good to be with like-minded folks.
No, one march isn't going to change minds - but it's a marker for future protests. This is just the start.
Hope it pissed it down all day.
Nope, as Pausing Flatly said, we didn't need our raingear.
That comment tells us more about you than you realise, Shelleyboobs. Glad you're not my mum! [shudder]
London does not deserve to be inconvenienced just so some commies can have a knees up. It looks like it will rain though and the march will be a damp squib anyway.
Another one whose hopes were dashed! Sorry to tell you, longfingernails that the sun shone throughout the day - from all the faces surrounding us! 
And are people not allowed to protest? I thought that was a marker of a democratic state (not that this is one, particularly!).
Justanotherlurker, those were just a tiny minority of the protesters. There are always going to be some extremist nutters around – as this thread proves! 
And if it’s a dose of economics you want, check this out:
"At least half of Britons in poverty are in work: so much for making work pay. And so the state shells out perhaps £11bn a year on poverty pay, effectively subsidising major businesses. Instead of these vast state subsidies and the rampant state dependency, why not increase the minimum wage to one on which workers can live, saving the taxpayer billions of pounds and reducing spending on social security in a sustainable way?"
Hang on, Justanother… (substitute a more suitable description of your own choice, guys!) - you shouldn't have read that, it’s by Owen Jones in the Guardian!
Here’s the full article, but I bet you don’t read it. Wouldn’t want to open that closed mind, now would you?
Peace and love, folks, as Ringo would say! 