Summary
Thousands of Dubliners, drawn by a fake listing on an AI-generated website, gathered along O’Connell Street expecting a Halloween parade that never materialized. The My Spirit Halloween website, based in Pakistan, falsely advertised that the popular Macnas Halloween Parade would return, leading to crowds lining the streets from Parnell Street to Christchurch Cathedral. As confusion grew, the Gardaí were eventually forced to issue a message urging people to disperse safely. While some attendees found humor in the hoax, others, including Sinn Féin councillor Janice Boylan, expressed disappointment over the dashed hopes for a festive Halloween event.
If there are 1000s of people there for a parade, why not just have an impromptu one? Those are the best anyway.
Bathrooms, etc.
Also licensing and planning a route.
And security and medical personnel
Seems like the interest is there. Maybe next year they should have a parade?
Seriously! Might as well have a block party!
Sounds like they kinda did have a parade
1000s of people believed a AI generated Halloween website based in Pakistan…
christ
Now apply that to AI generated political content. It’s a fucking mess
with AI generated proof on video with AI reporters confirming its true and AI community organizers inviting you to some place with AI fundraisers asking for gift cards.
I like to imagine there was a parade of ghosts but they’re all too skeptical to see them.
Looks like JFK Jr appearance rally from a couple of years ago
Was it a Willy Wonka Halloween parade?
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