Gairdi begleitet sie, aber das scheint ein bisschen verrückt zu sein, da die Reise für jeden mindestens eine Stunde dauert. Da sind ungefähr sieben Autos, hinter denen Hunderte stehen. Zumindest auf der Straße kann man an ihnen vorbeigehen.

    Edit: Ja, ich denke, es muss legal sein, aber ich wusste immer, wann die Bauern die Straßen blockieren würden. Vielleicht habe ich diese Nachricht verpasst?

    Sollte es legal sein? Es ist das Äquivalent zum Protest der NIMBYs, bei dem die Bedürfnisse einiger weniger die Bedürfnisse vieler belästigen.

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    1. Protest is legal, and inconveniencing people to draw attention is part of it. Don’t agree with the message at all, but we need to be able to signal dissent.

    2. dimebag_101 on

      Inconvenienc ordinary people that have no control or say in the whole thing. Go protest a politician

    3. Are they going at least 50kph? If not, the Guards should surely be arresting them for failing to adhere to minimum motorway speed…

    4. GigglingGooseReturns on

      Pisses me the fuck off.

      Protest the Government, dont ruin everyone elses day dealing with their own problems and issues.

      Bunch of wankers.

    5. These same people protesting would be complaining about the commute if they worked.

    6. Hmm…I think the Garda is there to prevent that „concerned citizen“ from getting the „help“ he needs from another driver…..

    7. Pretty common, you’ll see tractors doing it semi-regularly.

      People sit on roads to highlight climate change.

      People recently blocked the Dublin tunnel to highlight the genocide in Gaza.

      I have never really got the point of blocking roads, feel it’s a great way to turn thousands against you. I suppose some of these anti immigration protests have had so few people show up at their marches, this way they can cause a large disruption even with just their 5 or 6 people.

    8. dashboardhulalala on

      Anti-immigration protests with the Guards escorting a car with English plates. I cannot wait to grow old with these people, I’m sure it’s going to be so much fun.

    9. Important-Messages on

      Probably safer and better than a high-speed pursuit protest, also an ideal opportunity to nab any folks chatting away on their phones while driving a car.

    10. Past_Key_1054 on

      Legal or not, the kids gloves will be out to deal with the „concerned“ as per usual

    11. GrahamR12345 on

      Protesting like this never ever works and at best it puts those on the fence against them. If you are going to have a protest do it in the Aras, government buildings, Leinster house or homes of politicians, as long as it doesn’t affect those who work for a living!!

    12. StartFluid9972 on

      What’s the thing with this anti immigration protest? They hate like illegal immigrants? Or like everyone like any eu, students etc

    13. I watched an interview a few years ago with the Just Stop Oil protestors, where the journalist asked something along the lines of „why do you inconvenience ordinary people, why not protest the oil companies or politicians?“

      And the protestor listed nearly a dozen times they’d done exactly that in the last year; blockading oil facilities, chaining themselves outside parliament, blocking lorries and ports etc. All of it combined got a couple of national news articles, I’d never heard about any of it. And the oil companies and truckers just called the police, and worked around the protestors.

      But block a major road or throw soup at a Van Gogh, and you’re headline news.

      The worst outcome for a protest is that you get *ignored*. Protestors do this because it works. It gets attention and media coverage, a lot of it negative but it raises awareness of their cause.

      (Disclaimer: that goes for good and bad causes, I certainly don’t agree with these fools)

    14. SERGIONOLAN on

      It’s illegal, very illegal.

      Garda should just arrest all those anti immigration troublemakers.

    15. Similar to when the Palestine protesters were blocking the port tunnel at least they haven’t blocked off traffic with this one.

    16. I don’t block them from picking up their dole, why are they allowed to fuck up my day?

    17. BeanEireannach on

      Pro-russia folks do it on the M50 sometimes, cars covered with the various flags & ‘Z’ iconography. No Garda escort for them though.

    18. If it’s legal for Palestine, climate change and whatever else then it should be legal for these twats.

    19. NocturneFogg on

      If there’s one thing that will definitely get Irish people on side it’s snarling them up in a massive traffic jam on the N7 for a few hours on wet day … people are usually very calm and understanding about that kind of thing…

    20. Protest is legal. Blocking roads isn’t but the Guards will do nothing – as usual

    21. smallirishwolfhound on

      Was it illegal when the Palestine protestors sat on the middle of the road blocking busses during rush hour?

    22. gash_florden on

      The fun thing is, there will be drone footage showing the tail backs and the far right shall claim you are all part of their legitimate protest. And that will be the story broadcast abroad.

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