However it was only a handful of them, one sign and no sound equipment... just one very loud voice

Interaction hey..obituary resider wrote:Nope, genuine. I look at it as a (all be it grotesquely) distorted form of busking. Compared with buskers, they have much more scope for interaction with the users of the mall as well. I find it absolutely hilarious/fascinating when someone thinks they are gonna be the one to talk some sense into them (as if nobody else has tried) and then proceeds to lose their cool when they realise anything they say just adds fuel to the fire. To be fair, I probably also have a less exciting life than others though
They are pests to this city. They scream and shout their so called religious beliefs in an abusive hurtful and disgusting tone, which not only upsets people but is totally inappropriate for a major shopping precinct.rev wrote:Not this sh** again.![]()
Ignore them. Simple solution.
How are they pests?
A nuisance sure, at times.
Ofcourse everyone is entitled to their opinion and beliefs, but there is a place for that and Rundle Mall is not that place. Rundle Mall and infact the city, is a place where all different cultures, backgrounds, beliefs, colours, opinions, whatever congregate to play, shop, dine and socialise.But let's be honest the problem some of you have isn't that they are a nuisance or causing a public disturbance but that they are anti-homosexual, and you're homesexual.
They've got a right to their beliefs like you've got a right to your sexuality.
It's like two extremist groups, hypocritically calling for the other to be silenced because they are offended by them, while simultaneously would offending them.
In the middle are caught the normal people who just don't give a fuck about what either group has to say.
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 0 guests