I don't think it makes it OK, urinating like that in public spaces. No matter what side it's on, it is kind of gross. Especially when children were present as well.Nobody is ‘shitting’ in those pictures. Women squat when they wee. Fancy taking semi clothed pictures of women and thinking it’s a flex. And fancy sharing them as well.
Im sure everyone at the other march just held it in till they got home of course.
Expected of the fucking morons that find that shit funny. All the entertainment on show at that event was scraping the barrel dreadful. They even managed to raise Ian Watkins from the dead to absolutely maul "You'll never walk alone".So mocking this is okay:
But the one below would not be:
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i never said it did though. It also didn’t take place yesterday because the organisers provided portaloos.I don't think it makes it OK, urinating like that in public spaces. No matter what side it's on, it is kind of gross. Especially when children were present as well.
i never said it did though. It also didn’t take place yesterday because the organisers provided portaloos.
Yes the same people who constantly post about antisemitism are perfectly fine with marches that target Muslims. As long as it's not them, they don't care but you don't get to demand protection for yourself while refusing to give it to others.Got to say it's sad to see people cheering about what happened on the stage at the protest yesterday with those 3 women clearly being Islamophobic, yet a lot of the people cheering that are so quick to cry out when they believe something is antisemitic. Sadly people just can't see or accept that both are just as wrong.
There's a difference between clearing rubbish and cleaning urine though. It's a bodily fluid and is ridiculous to expect volunteers to have to clean that.Just to add (before 'proof' gets copied and pasted') - a friend who attended said there was an army of volunteers at UTK clearing up all the rubbish off the streets.
Only Christians when it suits them. As I say to a lot of them here, when did you last go to church? 99.9% of them can't give an answer. Churches here are always closing down too, which they wouldn't need to if we were actually a Christian country. It's just their latest battle cry.Can anyone else see the irony:
“We’re a Christian nation. Why do we keep seeing demonstrations from Palestine in our nation there’s one today when Christians are being butchered and massacred across every Middle Eastern nation,” Robinson said on stage during a speech"
Who bombed the Church of St. Porphyrius?
Who damaged the Tomb of St. Peter ?
Whose soldiers have been filmed desecrating statues of the Virgin Mary?
Who is responsible for the displacement of tens of thousands of Christians from southern Lebanon?
Absolutely, same goes for how they twist census data to imply a large decrease in people saying they are Christian religion because of all the non Christians coming into the country, when the reality is a huge increase of people stating they have no religious alignment.Only Christians when it suits them. As I say to a lot of them here, when did you last go to church? 99.9% of them can't give an answer. Churches here are always closing down too, which they wouldn't need to if we were actually a Christian country. It's just their latest battle cry.
The photos were not from yesterday. The ones of the men were from a previous event by UTK. Presumably this is one reason why they proactively provided portaloos this time. The photos of the women were from Glasgow some years ago and the women were (presumably Scottish). I have no idea if the other march provided toilet facilities though.There's a difference between clearing rubbish and cleaning urine though. It's a bodily fluid and is ridiculous to expect volunteers to have to clean that.
Either way, no matter what March it was for or when...its foul behaviourThe photos were not from yesterday. The ones of the men were from a previous event by UTK. Presumably this is one reason why they proactively provided portaloos this time. The photos of the women were from Glasgow some years ago and the women were (presumably Scottish). I have no idea if the other march provided toilet facilities though.
Yes I’m hearing that too. As a Catholic it doesn’t surprise me tbh. It’s not passive and there’s a lot of ritual within the church, Candles, incense, ritual of crossing oneself.I read recently there was a huge surge in Catholicism with young people in particular attending church.
I’ve noticed lots of youngsters going on retreats getting certain faith awards but surprisingly the number of Catholic priests is still in decline, I’m sure they’ll have to look at the outdated rules around marriage if they want to encourage numbers…Btw Christians don’t have to go to church to keep their faith the big man above hears you wherever you areYes I’m hearing that too. As a Catholic it doesn’t surprise me tbh. It’s not passive and there’s a lot of ritual within the church, Candles, incense, ritual of crossing oneself.
Our church is always packed on a Sunday ….fills up to standing room only.
I’m not a regular attender but try and get there once a month or so.
The Orange Order marches in NI have regular piss stops everywhere from bus stops to people’s gardens.It would be wrong of me to post photos of some random people weeing in public to then claim it was from the Nakba March, not least because I think taking photos of people having a wee is wrong. It’s also wrong of you to continue a false narrative by linking it to a specific event because you don’t like it.
You should try living in an area like St Paul’s in Bristol when the Carnival is on, or Notting Hill or any other large public event that draws a crowd and has insufficient public toilet facilities. People will go anywhere, alleys, driveways, between parked cars in the street. It’s commonplace. It’s also commonplace in the majority of the developing world even when no events are on. Selective outrage.
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