Mark Mellett: “It’s not much different to roadblocks I’ve seen in Mali”
Earlier today, I saw a post on social media from Mark Mellett in relation to the ongoing protests by farming and haulage groups. It was short, succinct, but deeply profound. Here is an extract: “There is a line between protest and disruption, between dissent and the denial of others’ rights. That line is being crossed. “Many involved are motivated by genuine economic pressure. But the wider narrative is becoming more troubling. “Language describing the Government as an ‘authoritarian regime’ or a ‘dictatorship’, alongside deeply personal and abusive attacks on elected representatives, goes far beyond legitimate disagreement. It seeks to undermine trust…
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