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women's suffrage, civil rights, gay rights..thank God no one told these people to shut their mouths and put down their signs..

most of us enjoy rights and liberties that came as a direct result of protest...maybe if people listened to the issues rather than falling into the trap of letting the government and media drown them out with this sensationalism..we'd be a little more empowered..

it's always a fun time when violent hippies get a beatdown. lol violent hippies. isn't that suppose to be an oxymoron?

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Originally posted by gummybear women's suffrage, civil rights, gay rights..thank God no one told these people to shut their mouths and put down their signs.. most of us enjoy rights and liberties that came as a direct result of protest...maybe if people listened to the issues rather than falling into the trap of letting the government and media drown them out with this sensationalism..we'd be a little more empowered..

Did people consider those protesters as a bunch of low lifes hippies back in those days too? funny how most people bash and make fun of the protesters of today..

Excellent post btw gummy.

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those protests were large peaceful, unlike militant pseudo anarchists that seems to make up quite a few of protesters today

these G8 and G20 'protests' are just a fad for a lot of people to cause shit (and party lol) they have lost their 'punch' a long time ago when it's like an yearly event, and just loud noises that people ignore. if these protesters want to send an effective message, they need to find a better medium than G8 or G20 summits.

no politician in their right mind would give a damn about these protesters. nor should they.

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Originally posted by Tordan ahhh yes... sitting in a circle singing kumbaya usually works better at bringing about social change.

no, but going through the proper channels stands a better chance than acting like idiots.

Using your camera and pointing it towards a building? you will get harassed and possibly arrested by the Police.

Watch from 4:28

i'm thinking of those buddhist monk that lit himself on fire to protest against the vietnam war or that chick who threw herself at king's horse to fight for women's suffrage. now they had balls

unlike all these masked types who throw rocks and flipping cars and think they are promoting a cause

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Originally posted by hardcore trancer Using your camera and pointing it towards a building? you will get harassed and possibly arrested by the Police. Watch from 4:28

Thank once again posting very informative videos. I pass by the film studio every, and always see it heavy guarded, I assume it was some major shit for the G20. Didn't know it's used as temp holding prison for this weekend. Are they expecting to arrest that many ppl?

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Originally posted by E2EK1EL Thank once again posting very informative videos. I pass by the film studio every, and always see it heavy guarded, I assume it was some major shit for the G20. Didn't know it's used as temp holding prison for this weekend. Are they expecting to arrest that many ppl?

Well I'm glad that you find these videos informative and dont find them as conspiracy theories and such. In regards to your question I'm not sure if they are expecting to arrest that many people but I wouldnt be surprised if they just start loading people into the buses and accuse them of everything and anything and send them to those jails. Again lets not forget that they really need to put this 1 Billion dollars in use one way or another.

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Originally posted by Yohan those protests were large peaceful, unlike militant pseudo anarchists that seems to make up quite a few of protesters today these G8 and G20 'protests' are just a fad for a lot of people to cause shit (and party lol) they have lost their 'punch' a long time ago when it's like an yearly event, and just loud noises that people ignore. if these protesters want to send an effective message, they need to find a better medium than G8 or G20 summits. no politician in their right mind would give a damn about these protesters. nor should they.

The government does care but they know they can't stop the protests. Subsequently, they try to nullify the message. In order to divide and conquer, they create this nasty image of protestors that turns the average joe off so much that they don't even tune into what the message is. The average Joe is too busy salivating over the "drama" that is enfolding in front of them,..or better yet, waiting for the promised drama. Keep your eye on the prize and tune out that nasty hippie who actually has something profound to offer.

The government spent hundreds of millions of dollars on security right? They made sure the preview was out of this world and have spoon fed us the promise of excitement through every media outlet possible. It is sad that our thirst for drama is so much more intense than our thirst for knowledge and empowerment.

In reality, the overwhelming majority of protestors are peaceful. There will be many protests during the weekend and I'm sure out of the thousand marching, there will be small percentage of people who actually cause problems.



in my humble opinion of course..

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Originally posted by gummybear The government does care but they know they can't stop the protests. Subsequently, they try to nullify the message. In order to divide and conquer, they create this nasty image of protestors that turns the average joe off so much that they don't even tune into what the message is. The average Joe is too busy salivating over the "drama" that is enfolding in front of them,..or better yet, waiting for the promised drama. Keep your eye on the prize and tune out that nasty hippie who actually has something profound to offer. The government spent hundreds of millions of dollars on security right? They made sure the preview was out of this world and have spoon fed us the promise of excitement through every media outlet possible. It is sad that our thirst for drama is so much more intense than our thirst for knowledge and empowerment. In reality, the overwhelming majority of protestors are peaceful. There will be many protests during the weekend and I'm sure out of the thousand marching, there will be small percentage of people who actually cause problems. in my humble opinion of course..

you've demonstrated that protests at these summits are no longer effective, and protesters need to find a new medium in order to deliver their message effectively

so yeah. i think both the govt and the protesters are at fault for wasting my money

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Originally posted by hardcore trancer

... I can't believe this is happening in Toronto. (in the alley next to my old condo building). wow - for some reason, although I knew what was about to go down in the lead-up to the Summit, seeing this video has me blown-away.

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Originally posted by Yohan you've demonstrated that protests at these summits are no longer effective, and protesters need to find a new medium in order to deliver their message effectively so yeah. i think both the govt and the protesters are at fault for wasting my money

agreed

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so yeah. i think both the govt and the protesters are at fault for wasting my money

this ^. one bunch of idiots just begets the other.

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Originally posted by hardcore trancer Well I'm glad that you find these videos informative and dont find them as conspiracy theories and such. In regards to your question I'm not sure if they are expecting to arrest that many people but I wouldnt be surprised if they just start loading people into the buses and accuse them of everything and anything and send them to those jails. Again lets not forget that they really need to put this 1 Billion dollars in use one way or another.

The turth is what you believe, always gotta look @ both side of the story.

More about this new law that was just passed....

"Masked protesters leave from Queen's Park. Jayme Poisson/Toronto Star"

Action time, let's see the Black Bloc is really do anything.

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Originally posted by Tordan ahhh yes... sitting in a circle singing kumbaya usually works better at bringing about social change.

Getting High and having Orgies in the name of peace is the way to go for me

ladies pm if your interested i'm all about peace

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Originally posted by hardcore trancer Using your camera and pointing it towards a building? you will get harassed and possibly arrested by the Police. Watch from 4:28

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My buddy has joined the protest ... they're heading to the fence now

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Originally posted by E2EK1EL My buddy has joined the protest ... they're heading to the fence now

Is he with the black bloc group?

Yeah, smashing windows at banks and starbucks, this is gonna solve world problems.
Bunch of retards.

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Originally posted by exraver Yeah, smashing windows at banks and starbucks, this is gonna solve world problems. Bunch of retards.

gotta love the shit disturber and mob mentality eh?

i find it ironic that these protesters are supposedly fighting for people's rights, yet they trample on other people's rights in order to do so (like, disrupting other people's lives and destroying people's property)

yeah I know it's only the fringe that's doing this. brave people. hiding behind masks and stuff to hide their face, like they are ashamed of what they are doing

Lets not forget people the fucktards that did this to the city were a minority so lets not lable everyone as the " evil protestors".

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