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Such bullshit, the cops can fuck right off.
Also, all the media outlets I've seen are reporting the event on the 7th as a "rally" or "protest", when it's a candlelit vigil. You can argue that it makes no difference from a public safety perspective, but for many people it would colour their perception of the event. Why haven't the media mentioned it in their reporting? This headline doesn't even mention the rally on the 6th, which is the main rally and march.
Where do you get that info? I'm trying to find but searching online just gives me zionist news like abc and so on. I imagine it's all on facebook which I don't use. Even searching on lemmy I only find news about the conflict. I imagine mods don't allow support for protests, even though I thought lemmy would be the ideal place to post about this.
I thought of making a topic about it but i fear i might just get banned, since my previous post against military wasn't exactly well received.
Anyway, do you know where it will be?
I mod this community as well as the main Australia one and the Australian politics ones on here. There's nothing in the rules that say you can't promote protests here and so long as they are peaceful protests I don't really see a problem. Just so long as all discussion is civil and respectful.
Thanks for the info. Though what I wanted to post was asking about the protests, which zero_gravitas answered.