Mob rule not the way to fight water charges

My blood boiled when watching the 9 o’clock news as the partner of Paul Murphy said she felt frightened and intimidated when six gardai called to their home. 

Mob rule not the way to fight water charges
Wed, 11 Feb, 2015 - 00:00
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How does she think our Tánaiste and her employees felt when they were trapped for hours in a car by a mob banging incessantly on the roof?

Peaceful protest YES ! Mob rule NO !

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