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Meanwhile in Oxford, a man was arrested after shouting “who elected him?” as he walked past an event where King Charles III was being proclaimed as the new king
by jjgreen 4y ago
Meanwhile in Oxford, a man was arrested after shouting “who elected him?” as he walked past an event where King Charles III was being proclaimed as the new king on Sunday.
Not protesting at a funeral, but at the proclamation of a monarch.
- lbriner 4y agoNot someone who was specifically going to the event to protest though, so he could have read the room and stayed quiet. If protest is to make a point, it doesn't seem like the right thing to do amongst people who presumably support the Monarchy.
- smileybarry 4y ago> If protest is to make a point, it doesn't seem like the right thing to do amongst people who presumably support [the topic being protested]. You've just described protesting.
- walthamstow 4y agoAt meaning at the time and location of, or at meaning towards/against? The proclamation was on Saturday, so he wasn't at it in terms of time and location. Protesting against the proclamation is fine, of course. I'd question the judgement of someone doing so at the time and location of an ongoing funeral of that person's mother.
- jjgreen 4y agoThere are numerous proclamations: It will take place at 1pm on Sunday September 11 as one of a series of similar events in towns and cities throughout the nation. https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/21252506.charles-iii-formally-proclaimed-king-historic-ceremony-oxford/ https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/21252506.charles-iii-forma...