Just Stop Oil: Angry drivers shout at police as they walk alongside activists

The transcript discusses the impact of protests that block roads, highlighting the disruption caused to daily life. It suggests alternative methods for protesting that do not interfere with traffic. The role of police in managing protests is also examined, questioning their presence and its implications for public safety.

What is the speaker's main concern about protests that block roads?

• They are not well-organized.

• They are too loud.

• They are ineffective.

• They disrupt daily activities.

According to the speaker, what is a better way to protest?

• Protesting in front of government buildings only.

• Protesting without any police presence.

• Protesting in a way that doesn't disrupt others.

• Blocking roads to gain attention.

Why does the speaker believe the current protest methods are ineffective?

• They cause public outrage.

• They are too peaceful.

• They lack clear goals.

• They are not covered by media.

What does the speaker imply about the police's role during protests?

• They are biased against protesters.

• They are unnecessary.

• They are there to prevent trouble.

• They are there to support the protesters.

What might happen if the police were not present during protests, according to the speaker?

• There would be no change.

• There would likely be trouble.

• The protests would be more peaceful.

• The protests would gain more support.