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Originally posted by Agit8dChop
I will be at the Sydney March photographing the event if anyones up for a beer afterwards?
Originally posted by Flighty
I'll try my hardest to get to the Sydney one.
I'm going to be lurking around just to make up the numbers rather than all out protesting.
If anyone else feels shy about getting involved, maybe you could be lurkers too just to let them see the mass of people in support of it.
I'll leave the protesting to the ones who are more protest savvy.
Originally posted by punterdeb
never protested in my life....a first for me. wonder how many will be at them if you have 3 people here all saying the have never been to a protest yet we 3 are going?
The carbon tax and Tony Abbott's call for a people's revolt have got the crazies foaming at the mouth. You see it on the "Revolt Against the Carbon Tax" Facebook page, for example.
Like this message from a Gillard-hater about a rally in front of Parliament House being planned for March 23.
"Just like Egypt we stay there and protest continuously until she and her cronies, Bob Brown greens etc, are ousted! We have got to get rid of this Godless mistress of deceit." Hosni Mubarak was a dictator while the Gillard Government is democratically elected, but it doesn't seem to matter to the fanatics out on the edge.
A carbon tax battle has spilt onto the streets of Melbourne with those in support of a price on carbon claiming victory.
Meanwhile, at Treasury Place in Melbourne's CBD, an estimated 8000 protesters gathered to support the prime minister's carbon tax plan and call for action on climate change. Paul Mackay, a spokesman for political advocacy group GetUp, an organiser of the pro-tax rally, said supporters for the carbon price plan had won the battle. "We were overwhelmed with the amount of people that came out - the entirety of Treasury Place was packed," he said.
Meanwhile, at Treasury Place in Melbourne's CBD, an estimated 8000 protesters gathered to support the prime minister's carbon tax plan and call for action on climate change. Paul Mackay, a spokesman for political advocacy group GetUp, an organiser of the pro-tax rally, said supporters for the carbon price plan had won the battle. "We were overwhelmed with the amount of people that came out - the entirety of Treasury Place was packed," he said.
Originally posted by Slipdig1
Is there a petition or anything that one could sign or sign up to to state that they do not want a carbon tax? for tohse of us unable to make it to capital cities to be there.