• Re: Dozens arrested in Istanbul as LGBTQ marchers try to defy Pride ban

    From Democrats support faggots@21:1/5 to governor.swill@gmail.com on Mon Jun 27 04:01:55 2022
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    XPost: alt.politics.homosexuality

    In article <t1at4u$2tpfe$20@news.freedyn.de>
    governor.swill@gmail.com wrote:

    Queers are mentally ill.

    Dozens of people were detained in central Istanbul after city
    authorities banned an LGBTQ Pride march, organizers said Sunday.

    Turkey’s largest city has banned the march since 2015, but large
    crowds nonetheless gather every year to mark the end of Pride
    Month. Organizers called the ban unlawful.

    “We do not give up, we are not afraid! We will continue our
    activities in safe places and online,” the Istanbul LGBTI+ Pride
    Week Committee said on Twitter.

    Kaos GL, a prominent LGBTQ group, said shortly before the
    march’s 5 p.m. (1400 GMT) start that police detained 52 people
    had been detained. The Pride Week Committee later said more than
    100 had been arrested.

    There was no immediate word on the number of arrests from the
    police or the governor’s office.

    Images on social media showed people being frisked and loaded
    onto buses, including at least one news photographer.
    Journalists’ union DISK Basin-Is said “many” were beaten by
    police.

    Local residents banged pots and pans from their windows and
    balconies in a show of support for the marchers as a police
    helicopter circled overhead.

    Metal fences and lines of riot officers cordoned off streets
    around Taksim Square and Istiklal Avenue in the Beyoglu
    district, the heart of the city’s shopping and tourism sectors,
    as well as a traditional gathering point for protesters.

    Metro services around Taksim Square were shut down for hours
    ahead of the march.

    Turkey previously was one of the few Muslim-majority countries
    to allow Pride marches. The first was held in 2003, the year
    after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s party came to power.

    In recent years, the government has adopted a harsh approach to
    public events by groups that do not represent its religiously
    conservative views. Large numbers of arrests and the use of tear
    gas and plastic pellets by police have accompanied Pride events.

    Counter-demonstrations by nationalists and Islamists, who claim
    the LGBTQ community is a danger to “Turkish values,” have also
    threatened marchers.

    https://nypost.com/2022/06/26/dozens-arrested-in-istanbul-as- lgbtq-marchers-try-to-defy-pride-ban/

    Halt homosexuality. Put them in prisons and let them watch each
    other die of gay diseases.

    Make it a mandatory real TV series.

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  • From Democrats support faggots@21:1/5 to governor.swill@gmail.com on Sat Jul 9 12:55:56 2022
    XPost: alt.fan.rush-limbaugh, talk.politics.guns, talk.politics.misc
    XPost: alt.politics.homosexuality

    In article <hZLMH.7845$qR.6704@fx23.iad>
    governor.swill@gmail.com wrote:

    Queers are mentally ill.

    Dozens of people were detained in central Istanbul after city
    authorities banned an LGBTQ Pride march, organizers said Sunday.

    Turkey’s largest city has banned the march since 2015, but large
    crowds nonetheless gather every year to mark the end of Pride
    Month. Organizers called the ban unlawful.

    “We do not give up, we are not afraid! We will continue our
    activities in safe places and online,” the Istanbul LGBTI+ Pride
    Week Committee said on Twitter.

    Kaos GL, a prominent LGBTQ group, said shortly before the
    march’s 5 p.m. (1400 GMT) start that police detained 52 people
    had been detained. The Pride Week Committee later said more than
    100 had been arrested.

    There was no immediate word on the number of arrests from the
    police or the governor’s office.

    Images on social media showed people being frisked and loaded
    onto buses, including at least one news photographer.
    Journalists’ union DISK Basin-Is said “many” were beaten by
    police.

    Local residents banged pots and pans from their windows and
    balconies in a show of support for the marchers as a police
    helicopter circled overhead.

    Metal fences and lines of riot officers cordoned off streets
    around Taksim Square and Istiklal Avenue in the Beyoglu
    district, the heart of the city’s shopping and tourism sectors,
    as well as a traditional gathering point for protesters.

    Metro services around Taksim Square were shut down for hours
    ahead of the march.

    Turkey previously was one of the few Muslim-majority countries
    to allow Pride marches. The first was held in 2003, the year
    after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s party came to power.

    In recent years, the government has adopted a harsh approach to
    public events by groups that do not represent its religiously
    conservative views. Large numbers of arrests and the use of tear
    gas and plastic pellets by police have accompanied Pride events.

    Counter-demonstrations by nationalists and Islamists, who claim
    the LGBTQ community is a danger to “Turkish values,” have also
    threatened marchers.

    https://nypost.com/2022/06/26/dozens-arrested-in-istanbul-as- lgbtq-marchers-try-to-defy-pride-ban/

    Halt homosexuality. Put them in prisons and let them watch each
    other die of gay diseases.

    Make it a mandatory real TV series.

    --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
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