Bit subtle for me, this one.
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March looks impressive! Would have gone down but I really canât handle being in big crowds like that.
In other news, the petitionâs now at over 4.5 million and the woman who started it has received telephoned death threats. What the actual fuck is wrong with people?
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OK so Iâve been out of the country since last Saturday. I see there are 1200 posts here, but Iâm assuming itâs all knee poetry and nothing at all has happened during that time, am I right?
Also I think Iâve ruptured my eardrum. Has anyone else ever done that? What does it feel like?
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Aaaaaah heâs got you there snowflakes!
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God the number of FBPEers screaming at Corbyn on Twitter for daring not to go to the march and instead campaigning on issues in a northern town⌠I almost wish he had gone just to shut them up.
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Nah fuck it, apologising/kowtowing to the windmill crowd would be as worthwhile as Ilhan Omar apologising for grilling that schlubby Bush-era Venezuela guy.
Corbyn is never gone win over the kind of bellends that literally had signs saying âI want politics to go back to how it used to beâ, and thereâs no worth in doing so.
Second one says: âwhat do we want? The return of the liberal consensusâ
Also this good boy was good, amongst others (there was a lovely beagle, and a greyhound with a little A4 handwritten wooferendum sign that this toddler was absolutely loving)
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Oh god yeah, the number of âhur hurâ tweetsvquoting the doorstopping tweet is just⌠(angry twitches)
Complaining about labour campaigning for ejections that are actually happening in a month rather than doing⌠something, I donât even know what they want, for a Brexit march in London and a fictitious second vote is just the most PV thing, really.
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ejections that are actually happening in a month
We can dream.
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The wacky signage is the worst part of all of this. It shows that itâs basically just a jolly day out. Iâd like to have seen a million people turn up completely silently, dressed in black, holding flaming torches and surrounding Parliament, preferably while MPs are actually inside.
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Complaining about labour campaigning for ejections that are actually happening in a month rather than doing⌠something, I donât even know what they want, for a Brexit march in London and a fictitious second vote is just the most PV thing, really.
Ideally whilst dressed as Doctor Who for no obvious reason
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The Peter Capaldi iteration
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So, did we get another referendum, lads?
Yep. May saw the Simpsons meme sign and realised the error of her ways. Brexit is cancelled and weâre all off down the pub.
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Honestly find glib posts about people going on this (or any) march really stupid.
Edir to elaborate: feel free to lay into people having a go at Corbyn for not being there, but the fact of people going and doing something is in itself fairly energising, and can/does lead to more political activity in general. Just seems really needless to slag people off for it.
Caveat: quite drunk
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The march definitely felt a lot busier than previous ones, so Iâm glad theyâre saying that itâs estimated to be about a million people. Itâs unlikely to do anything, but itâs still an attempt of something and nice to be participating.
In other news, my favourite slogan I saw was a photo of the chap from the Fyre festival (youâll know which one) saying: âwho do I have to give a blowjob to get a second referendum?â
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whatâs everyones favourite thing that people sing at protests?
i like siamo tutti antifascisti
Bollocks to Brexit
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is that really your favourite? reckon itâs my least