Photos 17 Oct 2006 - Actions against the weapons conference

Submitted by Jane Doe (not verified) on 17 October 2006 - 7:04pm
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Re: Photos 17 Oct 2006 - Actions against the weapons conference

Submitted by Anonymous on 17 October 2006 - 7:55pm.

Hey, all of you guys were AWESOME!!! u guys did a really good job and im proud of that kind teamwork and the organization was really good as well.. i wish i cud come tomorrow... if u guys have any more pics.. it wud b awesome to let me know where to find them.. those ones are good as well i like the "cops get angry" one :D

Re: Re: Photos 17 Oct 2006 - Actions against the weapons confere

Submitted by Anonymous on 21 October 2006 - 2:14pm.

I witnessed both days at this "peaceful' protest and quite frankly I am discusted in your antics.scaring kiddys and the likes. not cool. yes you have a right to protest, but most of you that were just there for a stir. common ppl wake up

Re: Re: Re: Photos 17 Oct 2006 - Actions against the weapons con

Submitted by Anonymous on 22 October 2006 - 5:01am.

Dear 'discusted', they don't look very scary. I'd be more scared sitting next to an arms dealer at the bus stop.

Re: Photos 17 Oct 2006 - Actions against the weapons conference

Submitted by Anonymous on 17 October 2006 - 9:02pm.

Its cool that faces are blurred out, but even better would be pixelated blurring (as opposed to the black).

Re: Re: Photos 17 Oct 2006 - Actions against the weapons confere

Submitted by Anonymous on 18 October 2006 - 8:00am.

in which way is that better? the other article has imho pixelated blurring but you can clearly say who is who if you already know the people depictured.

-- the black spraypainter

Re: Photos 17 Oct 2006 - Actions against the weapons conference

Submitted by Anonymous on 18 October 2006 - 3:49am.

Just wondered why the faces were blanked out. They never used to be before on photos. Are there actually privacy issues with crowd photos. If so, most photos in the paper would be in breach.

I was at the demo and it was really well organised and great to see so many people. Phil the vegan.

Re: Re: Photos 17 Oct 2006 - Actions against the weapons confere

Submitted by Anonymous on 18 October 2006 - 8:05am.

well, i blackened out the faces, because i did not want to publish faces of people who might have committed an offense at some other place that day. might be a wee bit overcautious, but if you want to have a copy of the clear picture, come to Oblong in Left Bank and talk to me.

-- the black spraypainter

Re: Photos 17 Oct 2006 - Actions against the weapons conference

Submitted by Anonymous on 19 October 2006 - 12:23pm.

It's not just for those that might have committed an offence, it's for everyone who stands up against the powers that control us and suffer the harrasments of cops and security guards and PIs etc who follow us and spy into our private lives.

Re: Photos 17 Oct 2006 - Actions against the weapons conference

Submitted by Anonymous on 28 October 2006 - 8:10pm.

Why are peoples faces blacked out? If it's news, shouldn't we se regular photos of the events?

Re: Re: Photos 17 Oct 2006 - Actions against the weapons confere

Submitted by Anonymous on 25 November 2006 - 9:02am.

it's obvious. their faces are blacked out so none of their familys recognise them. they are too embarassed by their own actions to let anyone identify them. also WINZ will be able to identify them and rightly cut the benefits off that they are all getting illegaly.