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I went to the one in Sydney, Australia. It was HUGE! haha! this one guy had a huge sign that read 'help the police: beat yourself up', and another guy had a sign that read 'bullied kids become police...please don't bully kids!'. The pigs tried to make them both take it down, but they eventually backed off. freedom of speech blast to the face, pig!
Originally posted by spacedoubt
Do you have a nickname for Soldiers, who also risk thier
lives for the security of a Nation or region?
www.reuters.com
Thousands gathered in New York's Central Park and police said they arrested 36 protesters including 27 in Times Square as anti-war groups held rallies throughout the city.
In midtown Manhattan, 350 people marched silently along 42nd Street, flashing peace signs and carrying 50 cardboard coffins.
Bush made an uncompromising defense of the invasion in his weekly radio address: "On this day two years ago, we launched Operation Iraqi Freedom to disarm a brutal regime, free its people, and defend the world from a grave danger."
"Today we're seeing hopeful signs across the broader Middle East," he said. "The victory of freedom in Iraq is strengthening a new ally in the war on terror and inspiring democratic reformers from Beirut to Tehran."
Bush cited a threat from Saddam as justification for a war that faced widespread and lasting opposition in many countries in Europe and the Middle East.
"We knew of Saddam Hussein's record of aggression and support for terror. We knew of his long history of pursuing, even using, weapons of mass destruction, and we know September 11 requires our country to think differently," he said.
Mentality or not. Reasoning behind ones deserve to effect change in this matter or not. These people are free to protest. They are free to protest because of those fighting, and who have fought.
yes I do. 'gangsters for capitalism' has always summed it up perfectly. And never has it been more appropriate than now.
Originally posted by Disturbed Deliverer
I fail to see why someone would call these protests wonderful as you did...
Originally posted by Disturbed Deliverer
I wish ungrateful ignorants like you to get the hell out of all the Western world. Go take a visit to Eastern Europe, Asia or Africa.
I doubt you'll find the governments, cops, or soldiers there to be anywhere near as tolerant.
If you don't appreciate the people who give their life so you can sit here running your mouth, then you don't deserve to live here.
Originally posted by Muaddib
I guess he expects the police officers to put up with his behavior without him having to pay the consequences of such violent behaviour....
Originally posted by Muaddib
BTW, if you are in favor of more violence, you will be spending more time in jail. So, be ready to spent time in jail, for being violent.... and then some
Brainwashed drivel, all of it. Just because you don't hear about police repression doesn't mean it doesn't exist. protestors at S11 in miami were shot with rubber bullets, pepper sprayed and beaten for protesting PEACEFULLY. As were the protestors at the anti-WTO seattle marches. where is the tolerance? these enforcers for the rich are desperate to put down all forms of disobedience, because any thought out of the mainstream is dangerous to the status quo.