"Intimidation is a nasty pastime, and it's a common weapon of certain self righteous organisations. "

Yes, mostly governments, those with power, the ruling classes and, of course, never despised by the fascists in the BNP, etc.

That you see an attack on the property of a nasty, selfish individual like Goodwin by a few people as bullying shows what a perverted perception you have on life, John.

"I know, I saw it in the '60s."

Rapaire, on 17th March 1968 I was protesting peacefully in Grosvenor Square, unaware that I was breaking any law, when I was charged by a phalanx of police horses and narrowly escaped serious injury.

Strange how those on the right wing seem to find violence acceptable when it's being perpetrated by them (as it so often is) but so unacceptable when it's against them.

Personally, I do not condone violence but see the property of social abusers like Goodwin as a legitimate target.