I am not opposed to people protesting. When done properly for a worthy cause, it can make a positive impact on society. During protests, I've seen people carry clever signs, wear interesting costumes, successfully block intersections and more. Protesters will often chant slogans as they march with their signs. Some sing songs and more. Most of these activities can easily be associated with the reason people are protesting. It appears this type of protesting is something climate protesters in London found a bit boring. These industrious individuals decided to go beyond carrying signs and singing songs. They decided to glue themselves to buildings in this capital city. The courage or stupidity to do this is impressive. I just don't make the connection between the activity gluing yourself to objects and protesting the climate. In an act that would forever make her stand out from other protesters, one motivated female glued her breasts to the ground. I would like to point out that hearing about a woman gluing her breasts to the ground does not make most of us think about the climate. It may motivate young men to think of many other things.
Doing this seems a bit
insane. What thought process would occur for someone to think this
was a good idea?
“When we protest, I
say we carry insulting signs to degrade our opposition.”
“Oh, yeah, well I say
we protest by blocking an intersection and causing everyone to be
late for work, dates, picking up their children from daycare and
more. If our protest inconveniences them, it's their problem.”
“Still not enough. I
say we glue ourselves to buildings. This way we won't get tired from
marching. I'm sure we will have a good reason to tell authorities we
can't leave the area.”
“I'm going to glue my
breasts to the ground. That will get attention to our problems with
the climate.”
“Where is the
connection?”
“The climate changes
and the weather gets worse. Protests change and breasts get glued to
the road.”
“Oh.”
Below are excerpts from
the story with my valuable insights in italics.
On Thursday, the
Associated Press reports the group targeted London’s financial
business district, blocking the road outside investment bank Goldman
Sachs. As part of their demonstration, some protesters glued
themselves to the doorway of the London Stock Exchange.
One protester took it a
step further, gluing her breasts to the ground outside Goldman Sachs
offices on Fleet Street, The Sun reports.
I can just imagine
going to work at Goldman Sachs that day.
“Where you work is a
very nice building.”
“Thanks, I think of
it as a special place.”
“What is this over
here?”
“Oh, those are our
climate protesters who have glued themselves to the doorway.”
“Why do you have such
a thing?”
“I like them. You
can say whatever you want to them and walk away. There is no way a
person glued to a doorway can follow you.”
“I see. What is on
the road?”
“She is a climate
protester who has glued her breasts to the ground.”
“Are you going to
leave her there?”
“You don't want to
know what people do to her and walk away knowing she can't follow.”
“I agree.”
Once they knew what had
happened, police surrounded the woman, putting up screens while
trying to free her from the road.
So, how did the police
manage to unglue her … upper half from the street?
The Sun reports Scotland
Yard uses a “‘fluid de-bonding agent” but didn’t explain what
exactly that means.
I wonder what it would
be like to be one of the police involved in this situation.
“Excuse officer, I
was wondering if I could see the woman who glued her breasts to the
ground.”
“Sorry, keep moving,
nothing to see here.”
“I've traveled a long
distance. I wish to see the woman who has breasts glued to the
ground.”
“Can't help you, keep
moving, nothing to see here.”
“If you don't let me
see her, I'll disrobe and glue by breasts to you.”
“Well look over here,
a special viewing of the female with her breasts expertly glued to
the ground.”
“Thank you.”
Dr. Mark Elliott, an
organic chemistry professor at Cardiff University told The Sun that
warm, soapy water or acetone would work just fine to take care of the
sticky situation. Of course, he added that it certainly wouldn’t
feel too good for the person being unglued.
(Sarcasm Alert)
I'm sure there are some
enterprising entrepreneurial individuals inventing protest glue.
I can see the
advertisement for it.
“So, you want to get
more attention for your climate protest. The usual carrying signs,
wearing costumes and singing is just too boring for you. It's time
you want to glue a body part to something and make a statement. Try
our new body parts glue for protesters. Our new formula makes it
possible to glue yourself to anything and with just some simple water
you can detach yourself and go glue yourself to another inanimate
object for your next protest pain-free. Pick up some of our body
parts glue specially formulated for the motivated protester.”
I hope before people
think about gluing body parts to the ground or doorways as part of a
protest, they think about the consequences. It would be something if
these people tried to get disability insurance benefits because they
couldn't work. When asked why can't earn a living, they would have a
rather interesting response. These protesters would have to say
because of the harm to their body from gluing their body parts to
doorways and the ground as part of a protest.
I don't know who used
soapy water and acetone on the breasts of the woman who glued herself
to the ground, but I really don't want to know.
Here is a link to the
story.
https://triblive.com/news/world/demonstrator-glues-her-breasts-to-road-in-climate-protest/?fbclid=IwAR0SdSbNrGDkqePImaRVNsZ6is1RKaDU3tgbA9xvOoSPM0XNBxN3oCxnuaA
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