Stonehenge not visibly damaged by protest paint. It's clean and ready to rock the solstice

I think it's a bit unfair they call it just "paint" when it was merely cornstarch that would wash off by itself.
There's a huge difference in the degree of vandalism if it's something that wash off by itself.

All that hand wringing over what kind of protest should be ok, you guys are exhausting. The kind of protest doesn't make a difference at all. A lot of people will say it's unacceptable no matter what. I'll even admit sometimes a protest misses the mark, but I'm still glad they did it.

The kids are alright

But Flying Squid said it was irreparably damaged with crack seepage or whatever

I wonder when these protests will turn into actual oil executive assassinations like in Ministry for the Future. We're already rushing our way into a heat wave mass death event.

That is what I was hoping to hear.

And I still say doing a stunt that even makes it look like you've done some real damage to Stonehenge right in the middle of a religious festival does not make you look like the good guys. People in another thread said it spread awareness. Who isn't aware? I'm fully aware of climate change and there's fuck all I can do about it.

But at least it was not permanent vandalism.

Well good! It'd be fucking travesty to permanently damage a world heritage

This group's activism is so tone-deaf that I'm starting to think this is actually the oil companies pretending to be terrible activists.

People care more about the old rock placement than the actual air that we breathe today.

That's funny I would have knocked that shit down with a bulldozer

I pissed on all them rocks, y'all gon stop flying private jets now? Don't make me get some Taco Bell and come back. These people crack me up, like I give two fucks if they destroy historical artifacts and it's actually going to change my mind about anything.