The animal rights activists who defaced King Charles' portrait on Tuesday have garnered widespread criticism, as the public takes to social media to express disapproval.
The animal rights group who vandalised King Charles ’ portrait on Tuesday has faced mass public backlash, as the group is slammed online.The animal rights activists who defaced King Charles ' portrait on Tuesday have garnered widespread criticism, as the public takes to social media to express disapproval.
Two protesters from activist group Animal Rising climbed over security rope in front of visitors, covering Charles' face with an image of animated character Wallace from Wallace and Gromit. Picture: Animal Rising “They might be a small minority but there's a larger one cheering them on. What happened to order and respect. Seriously,” wrote another.
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