I suppose that we will have to agree to disagree. I am just in support of protesters fighting for their rights, just as we saw in Egypt, Tunisia, Libya, Syria, Yemen, etc. Just because we are now focused on a European country doesn't mean that all of a sudden protesting for your rights is wrong.
These people feel disenfranchised. They are suffering through austerity measures while their government is lavishing wealth on one family, their government is spending billions on an event that these disenfranchised people will never be able to attend, and their government is forcing unwanted austerity measures on them. I fully support protest against a corrupt government.
Do you have a macro to spam out all that shit about "suffering through austerity measures while the government lavishes wealth on blah blah blah"?
What you are supporting is looting, rioting, and violence - not organized peaceful protests. Or do you indicate you support violent protests, classify these riots as violent political protests, and also support them for burning cars, assaulting innocents, shooting each other, smashing up stores, and "liberating" electronics? Choose one or the other.
Your list of Middle Eastern/African nations has no comparison to Britain. First world versus third world (perhaps second?) countries, a variant on democracy versus a pile of despotic regimes, et cetera. There is no correlation. Although perhaps you cheapen the struggles of the Middle Eastern/African people, by comparing their efforts at reform, and to overthrow murderous dictators, to the actions of a bunch of trash destroying their city.