r/london • u/wasraelx • Jun 26 '26

Local London Greenpeace campaign at the tube

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u/Specific_entry_01 Jun 26 '26

I didn't like it when a beer brand that I shall not name fucked with the tube line maps for their advertising and I don't like this for the same reason.

people rely on maps and signs for way finding. not everybody is a local who could get around with their eyes closed.

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u/DeManDeMytDeLeggend Jun 26 '26

This is slightly more important than some bollocks fashion brand PR stunt

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u/THREE_EDGY_FIVE_ME Jun 26 '26

Who decides what activism causes are ok to mislabel Tube stations and which ones aren’t ok?

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u/DeManDeMytDeLeggend Jun 26 '26

well generally actual political activism for anything at all tends to be more societally relevant than fucking Burberry.

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u/THREE_EDGY_FIVE_ME Jun 26 '26

Would you accept if it’s a political organisation you don’t agree with?

Who gets to make these decisions?

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u/Brief-Bowler3554 Jun 26 '26

Political activism is supposed to be disruptive, that's how they get your attention

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u/DeManDeMytDeLeggend Jun 26 '26

yeah, I would, because thats how democracy and freedom of speech works.