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As the day was winding up....
Were there Any political party reps on the march? Who were the speakers? I know this is a photo essay but any info would be greatly appreciated.
No political party gonna risk puttin their ass on the line for a bit of pot (& civil liberty!). It's crazy for cops to bust dope-smokers & MS sufferers when there's serious & violent crime going on - or maybe it's not, from their perspective, as it's easy & low-risk & fills the quota-sheets.
The UCD branch of Labour Youth were there with their banner and the chair of Labour Youth spoke at the rally.
I also saw a fair few of the anarchist Workers Solidarity Movement folk.
This was one of the most enjoyable protests I've been on in a while.
Good sounds from the system,
a whole new set of people (mostly average dubs no dodgy D4 accents),
enthusiastic non jaded vibe,
very few of the usual suspects (except for libertarians and labour youth fair play to yis all),
no parties peddling their papers
a great reaction from the onlookers on O'Connell Street.
and a night out laid on afterwards
Proper order bring on the next one.
Massive congrats to the organisers!!!!!
This turned out to be a great event... Much more work was put into this
than any previous events (which were considered as a joke) that were held...
It's great to see that the amount of us that turned up was enough to get peoples
attention,, passers by looked on without pouring scorn on the whole event...
The Garda even seemed to take a "very" lax approach to things,, which was a good thing...
All in all,, an excellent event and hopefully the first of what will be an ongoing annual event
that will gather more momentum for the cause in the future...
Thanks to EVERYONE that showed there support... :-)
excellent work, on behalf of the other half million in ireland who couldnt be there id like to say im sorry i couldnt be there
Just wanna say well done to everyone involved.
I will be there next year,
Cheers,
Smoking Chef.
Thing is if you have a job for a multinational, own your own busines, or are a professional being photographed at the protest could seriously affect your ability to repay your mortgage.
For every protestor that was there there is a 100 more who either couldnt make it to Dublin or couldnt be seen there. Congratulations to all involved.