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I mean there were a bunch of posters about it all over my neighborhood
Havent heard about this either. But I live in Switzerland, so I'am quite confident the newssites and agencies were occupied with covering all the shit that went down during inauguartion and the few days before and after it. Plus our Europe and National and Regional news. So I am not really surprised to missing it.
I heard about the effigy in Italy, but that’s about it
Am I missing something? Is there text to this article? I only see a handful of captioned pictures, and nearly half of those are from the US.
Which is totally fair. But at the same time i never even saw these pictures. For me it's just the fact that either nobody was reporting on it or it got drowned out by all the noise. Basically it was censored or the distractions are working.
I did see an article about the big blimp making a comeback in UK, not sure when that was though. Around a week ago I think. Ironically it felt like it was trying hard not to say protest.
The only thing I saw was a youtube video with Triumph the Insult Comic Dog from The Daily Show at an anti-Trump rally on the 20th.
BBC Mentioned the one in Washington but it was just as an add on when explaining that it was too cold for trump to have it outside. Doesn't really matter how big the protests were in America as they literally voted for it.
We didn't notice because we were too busy holding back tears.
It was on CBS six days ago on Jan 18th:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFE2F7n9OVU
It mostly focuses on the US women's march, but it does make brief mention of ongoing worldwide protests, without really discussing them. The Chyron focuses its message on the "worldwide" aspect of it through the whole story, however.
EDIT:
Here it is on CNN on January 21st:
https://www.cnn.com/2017/01/21/politics/trump-women-march-on-washington/index.html
The Women’s March extended beyond the United States, as similar protests cropped up around the world over women’s rights and other issues the marchers fear could be under threat from Donald Trump’s presidency.
Although the focus of the day was the Women’s March on Washington, many people attended the hundreds of “sister marches” that occurred around the US and the globe.
People are checked out my dudes. Women's march was expecting 50k and 5k showed, I think people are broken and losing hope.
Which is fair, these media organizations failed us miserably and continue to fail us miserably for not being able to call a Nazi salute a Nazi salute, which calls into question what little is left of their credibility. So yeah people are checked out while this is happening and being covered.
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I mean… the world is pretty much protesting against trump every day.
Yeah, I participated in the one that was a few days before the inauguration. Heard about it from the front page of the New York Times. I'm pretty sure I heard about the other 700 marches planned for inauguration day here on Lemmy since this is the only social media site I use.
Most of these pictures are from NYC and DC, bar a few from London, Brussels, Panama, and the US Embassy in Mexico
I'm starting to think is community is actually a bunch of refugees from Twitter.
Sent this to my mother, who probably thinks I’m full of hyperbole when I talk about how we’re seen around the world.
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