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as I said- I'll check but I would be quite confident that it is a crime to ask people to trespass into an airport
He clearly knows nothing but thinks he knows everything; that clearly points to a political career
I know of an entire profession that serve to prove you wrong.Originally Posted by Mr. Right
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I think the average young "red and black" anarchist type has a general idea of what they're for, and what they're against. It usually combines Bakunin, the Spanish Civil War, Kronstadt, No Logo etc.
"Somewhere out on that horizon, out beyond the neon lights/ I know there must be something better/ But there's nowhere else in sight/" - Joe Walsh, "In the City"
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How do you trespass into an airport? An airport is a public place. I'm going there tomorrow, as a matter of fact - will I be trespassing there?
Anyway, caveat emptor.
Edit: If you are referring to "trespassing" in Shannon Airport, which you probably were, I would support someone to destroy all of the US military planes there, if they had already planned to do so. I'd do it myself if I could. Should I be locked away for saying that?
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Section 7 of the Criminal Law Act 1997 prohibits the incitement of an indictable offence. Transgressors are liable to be punished as the principal offender.
It's a bit delusional, mind, to think that the Gardai would want to stop this site publishing what might be considered incitement. If anything, the Gardai are happy when "anarchists" proclaim their intentions on publicly-accessible internet sites. Since the Gardai can't do anything about sites hosted outside Ireland, I imagine they are happy enough when those sites at least let them know when and where certain miscreants plan to get up to no good.
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Certain miscreants = anarchists?
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So the decision from you at least is not to remove the line that I mentioned?Section 7 of the Criminal Law Act 1997 prohibits the incitement of an indictable offence. Transgressors are liable to be punished as the principal offender.
It's a bit delusional, mind, to think that the Gardai would want to stop this site publishing what might be considered incitement. If anything, the Gardai are happy when "anarchists" proclaim their intentions on publicly-accessible internet sites. Since the Gardai can't do anything about sites hosted outside Ireland, I imagine they are happy enough when those sites at least let them know when and where certain miscreants plan to get up to no good.
He clearly knows nothing but thinks he knows everything; that clearly points to a political career
Is trespass an indictable offence?
Again not a lawyer but onto an international airport I would imagine soIs trespass an indictable offence?
He clearly knows nothing but thinks he knows everything; that clearly points to a political career
These people seem to suggest otherwise.
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