The thing to do is to find the statement granting the injunction, and ask the judge or magistrate who issued it to explain how and why it is legal. I mean, you might end up with things like injunctions against protesting police brutality, then where would you be?
You could combine all protests into one issue in the UK, which is calling for the rule of constitutional law. See UK Justice. It seems many UK laws are unconstitutional, but judges feel they have to enforce the letter of the law and that this always takes precedence over the spirit of the law, even when the laws are unconstitional, meaning that the passing of those laws through the houses of parliament and the house of lords was actually illegal.
Boy, I am so fucking sick of these cunts who think I'm a complete idiot!
You could combine all protests into one issue in the UK, which is calling for the rule of constitutional law. See UK Justice. It seems many UK laws are unconstitutional, but judges feel they have to enforce the letter of the law and that this always takes precedence over the spirit of the law, even when the laws are unconstitional, meaning that the passing of those laws through the houses of parliament and the house of lords was actually illegal.
Boy, I am so fucking sick of these cunts who think I'm a complete idiot!
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