Here are all the best signs from Bristol’s Kill The Bill protest
Because we all love seeing Priti Patel in the Burn Book
Around 2,000 protestors attended the “Kill The Bill” protest in Bristol yesterday. They were protesting a new bill designed to give police more powers to shut down protests.
They marched peacefully through the City Centre from 1:30pm, around Broadmead and ended at Castle Park. A Twitter user at the scene described it as a “carnival atmosphere”.
Before the protest took a violent turn as night fell, there were families and children in attendance at the march.
The Bristol Tab went along and caught some of the best signs from the peaceful protest:
“This woman is the nastiest skank politician. Do not trust her!!!”

“This bill-y can suck my willy”
“If it isn’t disruptive, it’s not a protest, it’s a day out”
https://twitter.com/joelredman1/status/1373665186536624129
“Priti is a poo poo head”
Sign of the day at Kill Bill protest in Bristol pic.twitter.com/ijyJwn99jS
— Shaun King (@beerdiddit) March 21, 2021
“Less power to the police… All power to the people!”

“The power of people is stronger than the power of the people in power.”

“You kill our sister…We kill your bill”

“Priti out of order”

“The future ain’t Priti”
What happened in #Bristol last night started as a peaceful protest. It descended into a violent protest. The police have the powers to stop the latter, the #PoliceBill will give them the power to stop the former. We must #KillTheBill pic.twitter.com/yFHpx1xGXG
— Veggie PorkPie (@RemainingKind) March 22, 2021
“Priti Patel? More like shitty Patel”

“Priti Patel more like Priti fucking clapped”
https://twitter.com/B3STINTEREST/status/1373753776235020292
“If protesting worked they would make it illegal”
Best banner from today’s protest in Bristol about the police, crime and sentencing bill. pic.twitter.com/n0UlbCgoRu
— cara.lavan.bsky.social (@cara_films) March 21, 2021
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