Tomato Soup on $84 million Van Gogh painting
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Saw that a couple of days ago and though, "If you're so dedicated to your cause, why don't you just get up and move back to your previous spot while your friends are being moved?"
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Because they were scared. At the top of the clip he yelled - “le premier qui bouge, je l'encule"
I let you put that to the Google translator.
wrote on 2 Dec 2022, 17:49 last edited by@Renauda said in Tomato Soup on $84 million Van Gogh painting:
Because they were scared. At the top of the clip he yelled - “le premier qui bouge, je l'encule"
I let you put that to the Google translator.
All righty then...
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wrote on 2 Dec 2022, 23:41 last edited by
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wrote on 3 Dec 2022, 02:30 last edited by
Hahahah that is awesome. Reminds me of some protestor who clued himself to a table on a TV talk show, so they just lifted and moved the table off the set.
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wrote on 3 Dec 2022, 03:45 last edited by
No matter how well you plan your dignified and stately protest where you recite a communist monologue, pour soup over your head, and superglue your hand to the building, something embarrassing might still happen.
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No matter how well you plan your dignified and stately protest where you recite a communist monologue, pour soup over your head, and superglue your hand to the building, something embarrassing might still happen.
wrote on 3 Dec 2022, 04:51 last edited by Aqua Letifer 12 Mar 2022, 04:52@Horace said in Tomato Soup on $84 million Van Gogh painting:
No matter how well you plan your dignified and stately protest where you recite a communist monologue, pour soup over your head, and superglue your hand to the building, something embarrassing might still happen.
Well what's fun is that their own dumbfuck social protocols paint themselves into a corner. They ever fight back, even a little, and now we're talking about something very different from protesting. So If you find a creative workaround to their shenanigans, they have to go along with it.
The I'm-pretending-this-is-part-of-my-protest going along with it is better than The Titanic.
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And the couple never missed a beat...
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"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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I agree.
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They meant Olive Oyl. A bit batty.
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wrote on 10 May 2024, 14:26 last edited by
Can’t think of a better tactic to get China to stop opening new coal plants every week.
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@George-K said in Tomato Soup on $84 million Van Gogh painting:
Lock them up.
Put them to work in a petrol station.
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wrote on 10 May 2024, 15:14 last edited by
One of the ladies is apparently an Anglican vicar.
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Sent down for throwing soup? Judge Hehir turns state repression into an art form
Press, Uncategorized / September 27, 2024
Two Just Stop Oil supporters who threw tomato soup over Van Gogh’s Sunflowers have been sentenced to prison terms of up to 2 years by Judge Christopher Hehir at Southwark Crown Court today. [1]Phoebe Plummer was jailed for 2 years for the soup throwing plus 3 months for a S7 offence, while Anna Holland received a prison sentence of 20 months. They are also subject to 3 year Criminal Behaviour Orders and are expected to serve at least half of their sentences in custody.
In July, Phoebe and Anna were found guilty of causing criminal damage exceeding £5,000 after they threw tins of tomato soup over Vincent van Gogh’s “Sunflowers” painting at the National Gallery in October 2022, although the painting was protected by glass and was unharmed. Judge Hehir preemptively dismissed all legal defences—including the defence of ‘proportionality’ and their Article 10 rights under the Human Rights Act 1998—without hearing any evidence from either side. [2]
Seems to me that they got off easy.
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Sent down for throwing soup? Judge Hehir turns state repression into an art form
Press, Uncategorized / September 27, 2024
Two Just Stop Oil supporters who threw tomato soup over Van Gogh’s Sunflowers have been sentenced to prison terms of up to 2 years by Judge Christopher Hehir at Southwark Crown Court today. [1]Phoebe Plummer was jailed for 2 years for the soup throwing plus 3 months for a S7 offence, while Anna Holland received a prison sentence of 20 months. They are also subject to 3 year Criminal Behaviour Orders and are expected to serve at least half of their sentences in custody.
In July, Phoebe and Anna were found guilty of causing criminal damage exceeding £5,000 after they threw tins of tomato soup over Vincent van Gogh’s “Sunflowers” painting at the National Gallery in October 2022, although the painting was protected by glass and was unharmed. Judge Hehir preemptively dismissed all legal defences—including the defence of ‘proportionality’ and their Article 10 rights under the Human Rights Act 1998—without hearing any evidence from either side. [2]
Seems to me that they got off easy.
wrote on 27 Sept 2024, 17:25 last edited by@George-K said in Tomato Soup on $84 million Van Gogh painting:
Sent down for throwing soup? Judge Hehir turns state repression into an art form
Press, Uncategorized / September 27, 2024
Two Just Stop Oil supporters who threw tomato soup over Van Gogh’s Sunflowers have been sentenced to prison terms of up to 2 years by Judge Christopher Hehir at Southwark Crown Court today. [1]Phoebe Plummer was jailed for 2 years for the soup throwing plus 3 months for a S7 offence, while Anna Holland received a prison sentence of 20 months. They are also subject to 3 year Criminal Behaviour Orders and are expected to serve at least half of their sentences in custody.
In July, Phoebe and Anna were found guilty of causing criminal damage exceeding £5,000 after they threw tins of tomato soup over Vincent van Gogh’s “Sunflowers” painting at the National Gallery in October 2022, although the painting was protected by glass and was unharmed. Judge Hehir preemptively dismissed all legal defences—including the defence of ‘proportionality’ and their Article 10 rights under the Human Rights Act 1998—without hearing any evidence from either side. [2]
Seems to me that they got off easy.
As deterrents go, it doesn't seem to be working...
Activists throw soup on Van Gogh painting again
Just Stop Oil supporters have thrown soup over two Vincent van Gogh paintings, hours after two activists were given jail sentences for targeting one of the same works of art.
Three protesters threw an orange-coloured soup at Sunflowers 1888 and Sunflowers 1889 in the Poets and Lovers exhibition at the National Gallery in central London. They have been arrested on suspicion of causing criminal damage.
Earlier, Phoebe Plummer, 23, was given a two-year jail term, while Anna Holland, 22, got 20 months, for throwing soup over Sunflowers 1888 in October 2022.
The National Gallery said the two paintings targeted on Friday had been removed for examination and were found to be undamaged.
