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A 'peaceful' protest is allowed then a 'peaceful' protest to your protest should also be allowed. If anyone broke the law, there are polices. Do you guys not b
by xmly 7y ago
A 'peaceful' protest is allowed then a 'peaceful' protest to your protest should also be allowed. If anyone broke the law, there are polices.
Do you guys not believe in Australia polices and judicial system? Then protest against them. I believe in australia you have this freedom, right?
Speaking louder in public place is not breaking any LAW.
- seemack 7y agoCan you show me where someone said that the counter-protesters broke the law by "speaking louder in public places"? This is entirely about the counter-protestors violently attacking the protestors.
- xmly 7y agoIf you have evidence, call Australia polices. I believe in Australia polices and the judicial system. If you do not have evidence, it is just your speculation. If you do not believe the fairness of Australia polices, protest against them.
- seemack 7y agoI'm afraid I don't understand your response. Your initial message ended with "Speaking louder in public place is not breaking any LAW." This indicates that you were responding to some claim that the counter-protesters had broken a law by being louder in public. I haven't seen any claims resembling that so I'm curious to see where you did.