It’s disgusting how that piece of sh*t is allowed to fly to other countries without being arrested on the spot.
euloify on
It’s a bummer people can’t set their anger and prejudice over Palestine aside for a time while their fellow countrymen grieve for with their community after Bondi.
It’s nice to see at least that the government is effectively ignoring them.
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Beast_of_Guanyin on
To be honest, after Sydney I expected worse. Like suss Yellow and Green flags or off chants. I’d disagree with some of the messaging but that’s whatever. Good to see a peaceful protest after the violence (from the po-po) in Sydney.
preciousish on
What gesture is the guy doing on the 11th pic?
beigetrope on
Great shots!
Abject-Interaction35 on
You brought your bloody war here. What are you doing that for.
Go away.
Any-Afternoon-8407 on
Great turn out. So much solidarity. And I know the z**nists and racists hate the fact that these protests have such incredible diversity.
arkie on
Unemployment rate would be higher than the Australian average in that protest.
arkie on
Why is Palestine the only issue these people protest about? Why aren’t they protesting against the Iranian government in these kinds of numbers? Or what’s happening in the Congo? Or what about the Uyghurs?
Seems driven by self-hate and lack of identity more than anything. It’s likely they also hate Australia because of colonialism yet still reap the rewards of the Westminster system of government, broader institutions and prosperity this great country offers them.
tiny_flick on
Also slightly off topic but please don’t use trams or any PTV as an acceptable place to start political debates, today was the third time I’ve had someone confront me on a tram for wearing a keffiyeh.
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Kaboom9449 on
Get a job
Factor-Putrid on
To be honest, I am relieved that the protest didn’t end up getting ugly like it did in Sydney. Was fearing the worst.
g_cheeks on
Sending love from SA! Y’all are fantastic and I’m sorry the cops are trash
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It’s disgusting how that piece of sh*t is allowed to fly to other countries without being arrested on the spot.
It’s a bummer people can’t set their anger and prejudice over Palestine aside for a time while their fellow countrymen grieve for with their community after Bondi.
It’s nice to see at least that the government is effectively ignoring them.
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To be honest, after Sydney I expected worse. Like suss Yellow and Green flags or off chants. I’d disagree with some of the messaging but that’s whatever. Good to see a peaceful protest after the violence (from the po-po) in Sydney.
What gesture is the guy doing on the 11th pic?
Great shots!
You brought your bloody war here. What are you doing that for.
Go away.
Great turn out. So much solidarity. And I know the z**nists and racists hate the fact that these protests have such incredible diversity.
Unemployment rate would be higher than the Australian average in that protest.
Why is Palestine the only issue these people protest about? Why aren’t they protesting against the Iranian government in these kinds of numbers? Or what’s happening in the Congo? Or what about the Uyghurs?
Seems driven by self-hate and lack of identity more than anything. It’s likely they also hate Australia because of colonialism yet still reap the rewards of the Westminster system of government, broader institutions and prosperity this great country offers them.
Also slightly off topic but please don’t use trams or any PTV as an acceptable place to start political debates, today was the third time I’ve had someone confront me on a tram for wearing a keffiyeh.
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Get a job
To be honest, I am relieved that the protest didn’t end up getting ugly like it did in Sydney. Was fearing the worst.
Sending love from SA! Y’all are fantastic and I’m sorry the cops are trash