Kasz216 on 16 April 2009
| theprof00 said: @totalwar I know, but there was still a tax on the tea. However, the total amount for the tea with the tax was cheaper than other avenues. The tax was still higher than homegrown tea because townshend was an import tax. EIC was in trouble and so was Europe. Supporting EIC helped Britain. Those people who identified themselves as British were called "loyalists". There was a clear divide between colonists and "torries". @kasz Like I said I don't know which side is protesting the G20 or who is sponsoring them. I am in favor of the G20. |
Extreme left wingers... which is the point. You're seeing protests as valid or invalid based soley on your political opinions. This is illogical.
A protest conducted by the Klu Klux Klan is just as valid as a protest by an anti child abuse orginization.
