Re: Protest on Saturday (1 Viewer)

[RED(tape)MENACE]

How about all the Thumped/Things-ers arrange to meet up somewhere beforehand? Maybe we could stick together, and taunt the pigs with in-jokes or somethin'. Waddyathink?

 

[pad]

Originally posted by GrRrrrR
How about all the Thumped/Things-ers arrange to meet up somewhere beforehand? Maybe we could stick together, and taunt the pigs with in-jokes or somethin'. Waddyathink?

i think this is quite possibly the gayest thing i have ever heard in my life.

 

[Ed]

Re: Re: Re: Protest on Saturday

Originally posted by pad
i think this is quite possibly the gayest thing i have ever heard in my life.

Agreed

 

[niallmc]

Originally posted by pad
i think this is quite possibly the gayest thing i have ever heard in my life.

What????
Why????

 

[pad]

Originally posted by niallmc
What????
Why????

stick together, and taunt the pigs with in-jokes or somethin?
come on! thats so gay!

 

[sparse]

What in-jokes do we have?

 

[pad]

Originally posted by sparse
What in-jokes do we have?

brown thomases

 

[sparse]

But that would be class, imagine the scene.........

Sparse: hey Mr Policeman would you like to lick my Brown Thomas!

Big Country Garda #1: What?

Big Country Garda #2: he's asking you would you like to lick the crusty brown sh*te from his penis.

Big Country Garda #1 smacks Sparse across the head and Big Country Garda #2 joins in for fun.



I can't thing of a better way to spend a Saturday.

 

[RED(tape)MENACE]

screw you guys


The in-jokes are optional.

 

[egg_]

I think it's a good idea
Unlikely to make it though (to a pre-march gathering, like, not the march itself), will be v busy that morning

 

[Knacker]

From my local Green Party person:

"Green Party members and supporters are being asked to meet at Hugh Lane, Municipal Gallery Parnell Square at 1.00pm. The march will travel down O'Connell Street around by Trinity and up Kildare Street into Stephen's Green past Foreign Affairs and back around the Green and down Dawson Street, into Suffolk Street and will finish with a rally by the Central Bank in Dame Street."

I'd say a lot of folk will be meeting up around that general vicinity at that time.

 

[the pope]

its good that so many people seem to be of a similar anti war opinion, but i'm wondering will it do anything.

it'll be on the irish news, and might get a mention along with the other ones on the british stations, but other than that will government listen?

we can march until we're blue in the face, but i don't think george bush gives a shit, and will go to war with or without un/nato endorsement.

i will be marching nonetheless... and hoping that people are paying attention.

 

[ant]

Originally posted by the pope
its good that so many people seem to be of a similar anti war opinion, but i'm wondering will it do anything.

it'll be on the irish news, and might get a mention along with the other ones on the british stations, but other than that will government listen?

we can march until we're blue in the face, but i don't think george bush gives a shit, and will go to war with or without un/nato endorsement.

i will be marching nonetheless... and hoping that people are paying attention.

I would agree. The government have so far ignored all the recent opinion polls which show that a majority of Irish people are against (the escalation of) the war against Iraq. I imagine that they're holding out for a second UN resolution so that Labour and others will come on board. British subjects are in a similar situation with New Labour ignoring their wishes to an even greater extent.

Having said that, I still think that it's a good idea to come out and express dissatisfaction with Ireland's participation in America's war. I'm under no illusion that a march in itself will change anything but it's more satisfying (and sociable) than writing a letter to a TD. In my opinion, participating in a demonstration is a good starting point for political activity and ideally a popular one would give people enough confidence and motivation to increase their level of activity.

 

[Knacker]

It'll do more than not doing anything.


I suggest someone bring along a stereo and we play the Dirty Three's "Everything's fucked" really loudly.

 

[sparse]

Has nobody seen a Bugs Life and the powerful message it carries? There's more of us than there is politicians and armies so once they run out of bullets we'll take seige! but eh one of you can be at the front of the crowd, cannon fodder doesn't go that well with my hair.

 

[pad]

Originally posted by sparse
cannon fodder doesn't go that well with my hair.

what exactly are you saying here?

 

[#10-7]

http://www.blacktriangle.org/wmd/

 

[cuntface]

Originally posted by lorcanzo
http://www.blacktriangle.org/wmd/

Very funny indeedy!

 

[Speed Racer]

I'm bringing an effigy of Bush to burn.









As the Milkybar kid would say:
"The effigies are on me !!"

 

[cuntface]

Originally posted by Speed Racer
I'm bringing an effigy of Bush to burn.









As the Milkybar kid would say:
"The effigies are on me !!"

or the effin gees are on me

could be...