May Day 2003. Was it a failure? [Archive]

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RAM

16th June 2003, 20:54

I think so with numbers down in London and more petty violence whihc lead to the police being used which some would call Police Brutality when the protesters started it! Does May Day have a future?

Anonymous

16th June 2003, 21:04

No.

Just like communism I guess.

Nobody

17th June 2003, 05:04

YES, May Day has a future. Bush has tried to cripple it by making May 1st Loyalty Day, but that only makes our arguement stronger. You see, a bunch of people, espically Americans, protesting America on Loyalty Day will only get our message out becasue of increased media attention. Bush is so Stupid, he plays right inot our hands. HA!!

(Edited by LevTrosky at 5:05 am on June 17, 2003)

Organic Revolution

18th June 2003, 21:11

mayday in chicago to me was not as strong as it should of been but not a failure. the police were certainly scared.. they had 20 police buses.... those pussies

RAM

18th June 2003, 21:38

That was similar to what happened in London. There were 1,000 more police than protesters! The police could move the protesters and to decide where they went it was so funny seing there reaction! Although they may have secured a victory in trafalger square when they managed to get the police to put riot gear on if that is a victory!