Public don’t support ‘Insulate’ mob

It was very callous, selfish and nasty of the Insulate

Britain protesters to stop a man working in the NHS – for the good of his family and for the good of this country – going home to see his child, as reported in The Mail on

Sunday last week.

The protesters sat on their backsides doing nothing just for an extra 15 minutes of fame.

They should all get up and start putting leaflets through people’s doors, or actually insulating homes.

What does sitting on the road have to do with it and is it really worth it? I wish one of them would tell us.

I also wonder how they have the time and resources to do such things.

Will their next steps be to block people’s driveways until they agree to get their homes insulated? I have no sympathy for anyone who sits about protesting and blocking the roads when they could be doing something worthwhile for the country instead.

The public are no longer interested in this cause and are fed up with the protesters.

How many of them have their homes insulated? Very few, I should imagine.

J. Kemp, Kent