The knub of the arguments here are that a large gathering of people in a public place which is done for fun or uplifting purposes, is now totally illegal in the UK and most states in the US, because of fears of violent uprising or coup-like activity. The fault is in the authorities who do not deploy sufficiently well funded technology to detect terrorists, not in the constitutional rights of peace-loving, fun-making masses. Again, governments ensure that the masses suffer because of a few nasty individuals, yet there is still one law for the poor, and another for the rich and powerful. Huh! Time to drop out of this sham.
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The knub of the arguments here are that a large gathering of people in a public place which is done for fun or uplifting purposes, is now totally illegal in the UK and most states in the US, because of fears of violent uprising or coup-like activity. The fault is in the authorities who do not deploy sufficiently well funded technology to detect terrorists, not in the constitutional rights of peace-loving, fun-making masses. Again, governments ensure that the masses suffer because of a few nasty individuals, yet there is still one law for the poor, and another for the rich and powerful. Huh! Time to drop out of this sham.