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发信人: msgc (为了下一代免遭变态残害), 信区: GayStudy
标 题: 法国人民愤怒了，25万示威群众走向街头抗议法西斯暴政
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Mon May 27 09:07:19 2013, 美东)
比起几头变态妖靠大街上脱裤子吸引眼球的小丑行为，这才是真正的民意。
World
‘It Brought Tears to Our Eyes’: American Describes Witnessing Thousands in
Paris March Against Gay Marriage
May. 26, 2013 12:15pm Liz Klimas
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/05/26/it-brought-tears-to-
Although France officially legalized gay marriage last month, organizers of
an anti-gay marriage — or “pro-family” — parade decided to go forward
with a planned demonstration Sunday — and hundreds of thousands turned out.
Sandy Glass from Naperville, Illinois, was in Paris and witnessed the parade
unexpectedly, telling TheBlaze she and her husband estimated more than 250,
000 people were present.
“It brought tears to our eyes,” Glass, a conservative and Glenn Beck fan,
said in a phone interview.
“We go to France a lot and thought it was another left wing protest,” she
said later, recalling that last year they found themselves in the middle of
a Socialist rally.
When they followed the noise and witnessed what she described as “pro-
family” signs, Glass said she realized “oh, we’re not the only ‘crazy’
ones,” explaining that it is “sometimes very difficult to be on the right
in America.”
The Associated Press reported there being about 5,000 police present for the
demonstration, due to clashes that have occurred in other anti-gay marriage
protests.
But Glass said the event was very well organized and even seemed to have its
own security detail.
“Nobody bothered these people,” she said, noting that people on the street
were giving thumbs up and people in balconies were cheering. ”
Here are some photos from the event:
"Pro-Family" March in Paris Draws Thousands
FRANCOIS GUILLOT/AFP/Getty ImagesChildren wave flags on top of a bus
stop to support demonstrators of the anti-gay marriage movement 'La Manif
Pour Tous' (Demonstration for all) during a mass protest on May 26, 2013 in
Paris against a gay marriage law. France on May 18 became the 14th country
to legalise same-sex marriage after President Francois Hollande signed the
measure into law following months of bitter debate and demonstrations.
FRANCOIS GUILLOT/AFP/Getty ImagesMember of French right-wing opposition
UMP party, Guillaume Peltier (C) marches among supporters of the anti-gay
marriage movement 'La Manif Pour Tous' (Demonstration for all) during a mass
protest on May 26, 2013 in Paris against a gay marriage law. France on May
18 became the 14th country to legalise same-sex marriage after President
Francois Hollande signed the measure into law following months of bitter
debate and demonstrations.
FRANCOIS GUILLOT/AFP/Getty ImagesSupporters of the anti-gay marriage
movement 'La Manif Pour Tous' (Demonstration for all) march across a bridge
and along the Seine river bank during a mass protest on May 26, 2013 in
Paris against a gay marriage law. France on May 18 became the 14th country
to legalise same-sex marriage after President Francois Hollande signed the
measure into law following months of bitter debate and demonstrations.
FRANCOIS GUILLOT/AFP/Getty ImagesSupporters of the anti-gay marriage
movement 'La Manif Pour Tous' (Demonstration for all) hold a banner reading
'All for a renewable mankind' during a mass protest on May 26, 2013 in Paris
against a gay marriage law. France on May 18 became the 14th country to
legalise same-sex marriage after President Francois Hollande signed the
measure into law following months of bitter debate and demonstrations.
FRANCOIS GUILLOT/AFP/Getty ImagesSupporters of the anti-gay marriage
movement 'La Manif Pour Tous' (Demonstration for all) wave flags in front of
the Eiffel Tower during a mass protest on May 26, 2013 in Paris against a
gay marriage law. France on May 18 became the 14th country to legalise same-
sex marriage after President Francois Hollande signed the measure into law
following months of bitter debate and demonstrations.
FRANCOIS GUILLOT/AFP/Getty ImagesA supporter of the anti-gay marriage
movement 'La Manif Pour Tous' (Demonstration for all) collects donations
from a demonstrator during a mass protest on May 26, 2013 in Paris against a
gay marriage law. France on May 18 became the 14th country to legalise same
-sex marriage after President Francois Hollande signed the measure into law
following months of bitter debate and demonstrations.
FRANCOIS GUILLOT/AFP/Getty ImagesSupporters of the anti-gay marriage
movement 'La Manif Pour Tous' (Demonstration for all) march towards the
Eiffel Tower during a mass protest on May 26, 2013 in Paris against a gay
marriage law. France on May 18 became the 14th country to legalise same-sex
marriage after President Francois Hollande signed the measure into law
following months of bitter debate and demonstrations.
“It was such a show of force that was pro something, not against something,
” she said. “I think it was awesome.”
The plan of French protesters, according to Glass, is to vote out lawmakers
with whom they hold opposition in 2014.
This video shows some of the march:
发信人: msgc (为了下一代免遭变态残害), 信区: GayStudy
标 题: 法国人民愤怒了，25万示威群众走向街头抗议法西斯暴政
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Mon May 27 09:07:19 2013, 美东)
比起几头变态妖靠大街上脱裤子吸引眼球的小丑行为，这才是真正的民意。
World
‘It Brought Tears to Our Eyes’: American Describes Witnessing Thousands in
Paris March Against Gay Marriage
May. 26, 2013 12:15pm Liz Klimas
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/05/26/it-brought-tears-to-
Although France officially legalized gay marriage last month, organizers of
an anti-gay marriage — or “pro-family” — parade decided to go forward
with a planned demonstration Sunday — and hundreds of thousands turned out.
Sandy Glass from Naperville, Illinois, was in Paris and witnessed the parade
unexpectedly, telling TheBlaze she and her husband estimated more than 250,
000 people were present.
“It brought tears to our eyes,” Glass, a conservative and Glenn Beck fan,
said in a phone interview.
“We go to France a lot and thought it was another left wing protest,” she
said later, recalling that last year they found themselves in the middle of
a Socialist rally.
When they followed the noise and witnessed what she described as “pro-
family” signs, Glass said she realized “oh, we’re not the only ‘crazy’
ones,” explaining that it is “sometimes very difficult to be on the right
in America.”
The Associated Press reported there being about 5,000 police present for the
demonstration, due to clashes that have occurred in other anti-gay marriage
protests.
But Glass said the event was very well organized and even seemed to have its
own security detail.
“Nobody bothered these people,” she said, noting that people on the street
were giving thumbs up and people in balconies were cheering. ”
Here are some photos from the event:
"Pro-Family" March in Paris Draws Thousands
FRANCOIS GUILLOT/AFP/Getty ImagesChildren wave flags on top of a bus
stop to support demonstrators of the anti-gay marriage movement 'La Manif
Pour Tous' (Demonstration for all) during a mass protest on May 26, 2013 in
Paris against a gay marriage law. France on May 18 became the 14th country
to legalise same-sex marriage after President Francois Hollande signed the
measure into law following months of bitter debate and demonstrations.
FRANCOIS GUILLOT/AFP/Getty ImagesMember of French right-wing opposition
UMP party, Guillaume Peltier (C) marches among supporters of the anti-gay
marriage movement 'La Manif Pour Tous' (Demonstration for all) during a mass
protest on May 26, 2013 in Paris against a gay marriage law. France on May
18 became the 14th country to legalise same-sex marriage after President
Francois Hollande signed the measure into law following months of bitter
debate and demonstrations.
FRANCOIS GUILLOT/AFP/Getty ImagesSupporters of the anti-gay marriage
movement 'La Manif Pour Tous' (Demonstration for all) march across a bridge
and along the Seine river bank during a mass protest on May 26, 2013 in
Paris against a gay marriage law. France on May 18 became the 14th country
to legalise same-sex marriage after President Francois Hollande signed the
measure into law following months of bitter debate and demonstrations.
FRANCOIS GUILLOT/AFP/Getty ImagesSupporters of the anti-gay marriage
movement 'La Manif Pour Tous' (Demonstration for all) hold a banner reading
'All for a renewable mankind' during a mass protest on May 26, 2013 in Paris
against a gay marriage law. France on May 18 became the 14th country to
legalise same-sex marriage after President Francois Hollande signed the
measure into law following months of bitter debate and demonstrations.
FRANCOIS GUILLOT/AFP/Getty ImagesSupporters of the anti-gay marriage
movement 'La Manif Pour Tous' (Demonstration for all) wave flags in front of
the Eiffel Tower during a mass protest on May 26, 2013 in Paris against a
gay marriage law. France on May 18 became the 14th country to legalise same-
sex marriage after President Francois Hollande signed the measure into law
following months of bitter debate and demonstrations.
FRANCOIS GUILLOT/AFP/Getty ImagesA supporter of the anti-gay marriage
movement 'La Manif Pour Tous' (Demonstration for all) collects donations
from a demonstrator during a mass protest on May 26, 2013 in Paris against a
gay marriage law. France on May 18 became the 14th country to legalise same
-sex marriage after President Francois Hollande signed the measure into law
following months of bitter debate and demonstrations.
FRANCOIS GUILLOT/AFP/Getty ImagesSupporters of the anti-gay marriage
movement 'La Manif Pour Tous' (Demonstration for all) march towards the
Eiffel Tower during a mass protest on May 26, 2013 in Paris against a gay
marriage law. France on May 18 became the 14th country to legalise same-sex
marriage after President Francois Hollande signed the measure into law
following months of bitter debate and demonstrations.
“It was such a show of force that was pro something, not against something,
” she said. “I think it was awesome.”
The plan of French protesters, according to Glass, is to vote out lawmakers
with whom they hold opposition in 2014.
This video shows some of the march:
