Permission Granted: The Hypocrisy Behind Selective Outrage

Richard Tice’s Convenient Principles on Disruption

Yesterday, central London ground to a halt as protestors blocked roads for several hours.

If recent history is anything to go by, this should have been followed by stories of arrests, demands for four-to-five-year prison sentences, and commentators bemoaning the impact on hospital appointments, businesses, and the ever-aggrieved British motorist.

But not …