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Part of a protest northbound on Yonge Street, here at Hayden Street. Their final destination was probably Queen's Park. Besides anti-maskers, there were anti-vaxxers, QAnon types, anti-Trudeau and anti-Doug Ford protesters. Toronto, Canada. Fall afternoon, 2020. Pentax K1 II.
"I hope you're all enjoying week 271 of three weeks to flatten the curve."
Week 271 would mean at least 5 years; I assume they mean 271 days, or are just using comic exaggeration to try and hammer their point home.
NB: I don't endorse these anti-vaxxers' views
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Toronto Police Officers on horseback. Riding down Queen's Park Crescent, south of the Ontario Legislature building. During an anti-vaxxer protest rally. Toronto, Canada. Winter afternoon, 2022. Pentax K1 II.
Portland, as befitting it being a wifty city, has more than its share of antivaxxers (yes, even now!) and some of them are bringing one of the grand wizards of their cult to PDX.
Happily, there is some lefty nonsense that Sellwood will not put up with, so the "Come One, Come All, To Our Masque Of The Red Death!" flyers are being edited to a more accurate description of that misbegotten spawn of the Kennedy family.
This is a series of images from one of the 'Free in the NT' protest marches in Darwin City. These weekly marches were held weekly to protest the vaccination mandates, mask wearing and a whole host a conspiracy theories and nutter ideas. Although the march included some pretty tragically misguided people, there was a serious element a absolute nutters, trying to find some kind of personal relevance in the world. As you can see from some of the signage - they weren't above opening displaying a wide range of nutty ideas and conspiracies. Ironically they continued to image that more and more of the local community would join them, although, as weeks went by, their numbers, relevance and credibility dropped.