What did you think about the protest? Log in and join the debate below How has Amazon responded to the protests?Īmazon said it is working to minimise any potential disruption to customers.Ī spokesman said: “At Amazon, we take our responsibilities very seriously. "So we felt that the objective happiness had been achieved, which is why waiting an extra half hour or an hour didn't really feel that important. However, the group do feel that they achieved what they set out to do, saying: "It was all about turning the focus on to Amazon, using that disruption across the country to push Amazon up the news, and get people talking about them and their exploitative practices both in terms of the natural world and on people. And that's likely because the police forces in those areas either don't have the specialist kit that Bristol police have, they couldn't get it that soon, or they were using more complex devices like those bamboo structures."
As far as Im aware the games were pretty unique, and I havent found anything similar.
SAVAGE XR AIMING FULL
When asked why the group left after only nine hours rather than staying the full 48 hours, David said: "It will be much longer protests spread out across the country, so other sites will be going for much longer. Games like Savage, hybrid RTS/Action Id love to play something like Savage XR or Savage 2, but both games appear to be fairly dead. However, the group decided to end their protest after just nine hours. READ MORE: Black Friday blockades at Amazon warehouse in Avonmouth - live updatesĪctivists of all ages descended on the Amazon fulfilment centre in Avonmouth near Bristol at 4am this morning to disrupt Amazon's business on what is one of the biggest shopping days of the year in order to force the global giant into changing its "highly climate-destructive corporate practices".Ī group of protestors "locked-on" to scaffolding structures brought by the group to the site, and declared their intention to remain there for 48 hours with the aim of stopping half of Amazon's deliveries nationwide. The XR Bristol blockade of the Amazon fulfilment centre in Avonmouth has come to an end 39 hours early after activists decided to leave.Īn XR Bristol spokesperson said that the activists who were "locked-on" to structures, preventing lorries from accessing the site, were given the choice of leaving or being cut off and arrested.Īs a result, the group made the choice to leave as the protest was going to end "one way or another" - either by leaving under arrest or leaving of their own accord.
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