“If protesters want to put our way of life at risk, then they should have the book thrown at them and that’s pleasing to see,” he said.
“We want people to be able to protest but do it in a way that doesn’t inconvenience people right across NSW.
“My view is that those protests literally started to grind our city to a halt.”
Devastating flooding across the state more severe due to, you guessed it, climate change blocked the light rail along Sydney’s George St last Friday arvo Mark Davis Clément VoulePremier Perrottet backs sentencing of Deanna “Violet” Coco. He says it is “pleasing to see” and warns others against taking part in protests that “inconvenience people”. “If protesters want to put our way of life at risk then they should have the book thrown at them.” pic.twitter.com/KlrC3Wxhi1
— Tamsin Rose (@tamsinroses) December 4, 2022
Sophie McNeil#Australia – I am alarmed at #NSW court's prison term against #ClimateProtester 𝗗𝗲𝗮𝗻𝗻𝗮 𝗖𝗼𝗰𝗼 and refusal to grant bail until a March 2023 appeal hearing. Peaceful protesters should never be criminalised or imprisoned. https://t.co/uvxN0f7Inl
— UN Special Rapporteur Freedom of Association (@cvoule) December 2, 2022
9News The Herald SunOutrageous decision just now in a Sydney court
— Sophie McNeill (@Sophiemcneill) December 2, 2022
Climate activist Violet Coco given 15 month sentence, 8 months no parole after she blocked 1 lane of the Harbour Bridge for 25 mins in April
It's clear climate protesters are being targeted for disproportionate punishment @hrw pic.twitter.com/NMpJvEB3Dt
The post Dominic Perrottet Reckons Jailing Protestor Violet Coco Is ‘Pleasing To See’ & Shut Up, My Guy appeared first on PEDESTRIAN.TV .