Orange walk

[tinkerbell23]

Is parading by my house at present for the second time.

First was at 8am this morning...(wake up call).

What do you think of these marches X

[sandyRoe]

When they're in areas where they're welcomed, good and well. In areas where they're not wanted it's coat trailing and asking for trouble.

[tinkerbell23]

I agree sandy.

Not very welcome by a majority here....

However, personally id ban it, and the republican one aswell.

Gatherings in a contolled area such as a park etc where people can avoid would possibly be a better idea, instead of marching residential areas, blocking roads, causing chaos. Im always a bit worried going to pubs after any marches, not roo safe xx

[Euphemia]

I agree Tinks.

[erin-x]

As you can imagine, my dad is against it. More often than not it causes so much trouble that it isn't really worth it anymore.

[ummmm]

Ban them both...

[ummmm]

Why are they parading now? Orange day isn't until the 12th?? Is it??

[tinkerbell23]

Same in this household erin. Infact this area tbh.

I think its deliberatly provocative tbh. The route has been changed to walk up the actual main street where the shops all are...never ever before has it been.

Its well known where i live that its NOT wanted.

But like i say, id ban both sides....or confine to a park somewhere.

Waste of time, policing, and plenty of visits to a&e tonight xx

[tinkerbell23]

Oh we will have it next week too ummm >:0(

I hate it.

Waking up kids and folk on shifts etc too. I have no choice but to listen to what is basically offensive to alot of folk. X

[sandyRoe]

Do you live in Scotland or Liverpool, Tinkerbell?

[MoonRocker]

I really hope that both sides can see sense and stop this posturing.

[tinkerbell23]

Yes scotland x

[nungate]

Been there too Tinks. Saturday morning 8.00am! Had to get married to get away from it - My mum moved away too!

Frankly, I have no time for them

[tinkerbell23]

Mmhmm. My sentiments exactly nungate xx