Updated October 17th, 2019 at 22:11 IST

Extinction Rebellion protester Mr. Broccoli gets interviewed by Morgan

A climate change protester who goes by the name of Mr Broccoli has been interviewed by Piers Morgan on October 17. He was arrested earlier this week in London

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A climate change protester who goes by the name of Mr Broccoli has been interviewed by British host Piers Morgan on October 17. He was arrested this week as part of Extinction Rebellion's protests across the city of London and appeared on Morgan's morning show to explain his ideas regarding climate and food we eat. Netizens meanwhile have reacted to the interview with a different array of reactions. 

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A heated discussion

The discussion did not have a great start as Mr Broccoli referred to Piers as 'Peas' during the debate and from there it did not go well. Mr Brocolli said that his point is that environmentally speaking, people had created a terrible situation and they must transition to a plant-based food system. 

On which Morgan retorted that But you do not know why you do not know the science. Mr Broccoli then said that He is just broccoli at the end of the day. 

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Netizens react

Meanwhile, Netizens have reacted to the discussion with an array of reactions. One user said, “I would have asked him if he eats his own kind and therefore guilty of cannibalism?.” Another user said, “Does go off in a couple of days so we can throw him away”. To which the first tweeter said that “Not if he is frozen”. Another user said, “He doesn’t know what planet he’s on let alone knowing what he’s actually fighting for .. What is this country coming to.” To which a user replied, “Of course he doesn't know, he is simply humble broccoli after all.” Another user said “Probably the most pointless, waste of time interview I've ever seen! He didn't help his cause at all”.

Twitter reactions

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(With inputs from agencies)

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Published October 17th, 2019 at 20:04 IST