Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: So what's up? Are they marching peacefully?
Speaker1: From what I heard, yea :P
Speaker2: Are you going to that party through the city center?
Speaker1: I don't know yet, I have to agree with a friend
Speaker2: Aha
Speaker1: But I think we will go around anyway
Speaker2: That is good
Speaker1: And what did they say on the news? Are they fighting with the police already?
Speaker2: There were no excesses for now, they only burned a few flags
Speaker1: Cool. It can't be a Polish party without a few burnt flags :)
Speaker2: For me patriotism is an overused word. Instead of whatever this march cost, they could have built some library or a public object...
Speaker1: Why have a library when you can have people marching the street and having fun
Speaker2: It is so embarrassing. But it is the same, every year
Speaker1: Adults participating I can even understand, but young people or families with children? It makes no sense
Speaker2: It is basically asking for something to happen to them
Speaker1: I don't think anything will "happen", but it is brainwashing since young age...
Speaker2: Supposedly Antifa also had a march. What a circus
Speaker1: People are bored and stupid
Speaker2: I can't wait for this day to end. I always get upset
Speaker1: That is why I don't read the news for a few days before and after :)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 are discussing a march in Poland. Speaker1 has to go through the city centre where the march is taking place. The march has been peaceful so far. Speaker1 and Speaker2 are upset by the march.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 send Christmas greetings to each other.