How about if we gather at noon on the north side of Parnell Sq on Saturday for an anti-anti-anti-anti gay parade.
At this late hour I'm not sure if we're for it or against it but chances are head will be available.
Who's in ?
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How about if we gather at noon on the north side of Parnell Sq on Saturday for an anti-anti-anti-anti gay parade.
At this late hour I'm not sure if we're for it or against it but chances are head will be available.
Who's in ?
(So long as its not violent) whats the problem with an Anti-gay parade, are gays the only people allowed free speech?
Should I want to stand in the middle of Dublin City telling people that I believe the moon is made of cheese well thats my free speech to do so. These 'hate crime laws' and 'human rights' are the biggest scourge of modern socity as they only seem to work one way.
Here is what happened in Belgrade, as described by Reuters:
That's not what I would call non-violent.In the worst violence in the Serbian capital in over two years, more than 110 police were injured in pitched battles with gangs of nationalists and skinheads, and one of the 1,500 marchers was badly beaten as he arrived home in a nearby suburb, police and officials said.
Pushed back from the parade area by 5,000 police in riot gear, protesters turned to other targets, breaking into the lobby of the state television network, scaling scaffolding to try to enter parliament, smashing windows at the Austrian embassy and burning a car in front of the French embassy.
Firefighters extinguished a blaze at the headquarters of the Democratic Party of President Boris Tadic and the premises of their coalition partner, the Socialist Party, were also attacked before calm was restored by early evening.
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If people want to protest about gay people doing our thing then they are entitled to do so, but they are not entitled to be violent whilst doing so, do we not have the 'human right' to be ourselves?
After all you want to stand in the middle of Dublin & say the moon is made of cheese, what if someone came along and assaulted you whilst doing so?, (which is a very high probability in some parts of town).
They would be infringing on your 'human right' to say that the moon is made of cheese...right?, and only a hater would hit you...right?
GL
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