Have you ever participated in a protest? If so what was it for? If not is it something you'd do?

[thegreenyogi]

[HawkPerception]

I have never, but I would happily join Canada's anti-immigration protests. I'm not racist in any way. My parents are immigrants here, so it would be highly contradictory if I were against the concept of immigration. But if you come to this country, you should try to assimilate and integrate fully. You should not go against the culture. You should respect Canadian values.

I'd hate to say it, but Canada brought in way too many immigrants from India and clearly did not do thorough background checks, because crime rates have went way up due to the mass immigration. Indians are partying on the streets past times they should, being obnoxious with noise. There have been many cases where they defecate in public places. They smell in public places a lot of the time. It's to the point where some beaches that used to be normal for us to go to are now to dangerous to go in because of high ecoli levels.

This year, I've actually walked by some immigrant lady and her daughter. Her daughter pulled on her clothes and told her she needed to pee. And the lady pointed at a street light. The daughter pulled her pants down and started peeing; or pooing right there as I was walking by (I couldn't tell because I tried not to look... it was nasty).

Again, I'm not racist... I have friends of pretty much every race. But it's gone too far here and we need to deport a lot of these people who don't respect Canadian values.

[Alex-Snow]

I attended a recent No Kings protest. The "king" who is in the White House needs some more stability and common sense

[goaded]

Will you join in tomorrow, too?

[Alex-Snow]

@goaded Yes

[Lliam]

In high school, I joined protests against the Viet Nam war and for civil rights.
Later, I joined in a march in support of United Farm Workers.

In the early 2000s, I joined a protest against The School of the Americas.

I went to several gatherings in our local City Council and Board of Supervisors meetings and to some very large large rallies in opposition to covid mandates.

I have been to a few anti-Israel/pro-Palestine gatherings.

When BLM and antifa organized a march in our town, I showed up with many others to show opposition and those motherfuckers acted scared, as if we were threatening violence and violating their civil rights. Typical.

In the 2000s, I occasionally joined other gatherings and held signs on street corners to show support for or opposition to other things.

[genericname85]

I went to protest against the wide spread COVID lockdowns. Cause since I'm in social science, I knew that would kill more people than corona likely would. And turns out I was completely right but nobody is talking about it anymore so nobody learned that what we did back then was a horrible mistake that cost us a multiple of what corona itself would have cost us.

[FunkyMonkee]

Yeah, back in Dec. of `86, I think. My guitarist was involved in some kind of protest and had the rest of us hold signs for an hour or two before we drove off to the recording studio to record a few more songs for the second album.
I have NO CLUE what the protest was about and don't really care. I was only there to kill time until we got to the studio.

[Cidknee]

Nah, but yeah, I would participate in one for the right thing. Like protesting the not criminally pursued left-wing politician and bureaucrats along with their flunky street militia. Although they are getting hard on antifa at the moment. Not hard enough though.

[goaded]

I marched in the Trans Pride march in London. A bunch of idiots tried to make it all about Gaza, which is important, but not the purpose of the march. Splitters! C:

[dragoblack]

Yes, it was because of the shady voting practices in my city, but i left early because a maga moron enraged a cop by yelling "trump 2020!" Then threw a waterbottle at a cop, which made the cops go after the protesters.

[exitseven]

when I was in high school we had a sit in to protest the dress code.

[Shiprex]

Yes, at the Olympic gsmes in China about Tibet.

[KostasKouvalis]

I've participated in the harassment of protesters.😂

[AgentG111]

Nope! I work for a living don't have time or government paying me to be an idiot.

[qwerty2469]

I have not. I prefer to not waste time. Protesting is a cemetery waste of time and 9 timed out of 10 ot t7rns people away from your cause.

[Anonymous]

Yes, a couple of times, it was protest against the local government. It was nothing special.

[Agape93]

Nope, no point. Politicians don't care.

[Surely]

Does a Union Picket line count?

[TonyMetal___86]

Nope and yes i'll participate if i support it

[msc545]

I have. Waste of time.

[Anonymous]

i'm protesting now. Bras should be illegal

[Miristheiss]

No and no.