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Originally posted by ~Lucidity
We don't always have to agree, but should at the very most and at the very least just not say anything when other Americans are protesting something they feel strongly about.
Originally posted by ~Lucidity
reply to post by traditionaldrummer
Isn't it illegal to get in the face of protesters? I just remember the laws regarding the KKK and the Phelps people. And if it's not illegal, maybe it should be because Interfering can cause violence in addition to stifling the rights to assemble and protest.
Originally posted by ~Lucidity
What the hell is wrong with the "tea party?"
Here they are opposing other Americans yet again. Americans who are doing what it is their right to do.
We don't always have to agree, but should at the very most and at the very least just not say anything when other Americans are protesting something they feel strongly about. Sorry, but this "tea party" is a divisive instruments. like so many other divisive instruments we have these days. And it's a toxin.
No one "owned" anyone here. We all lose.edit on 10/12/2011 by ~Lucidity because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by TinfoilTP
This is the funniest stuff I seen so far.
This supposed peace protest spews nothing but hate in the short span of one hour.
Get some popcorn, the fun ensues.
Originally posted by TupacShakur
I'm not trying to turn this into a hate filled debate, but how do unions kill jobs? Isn't the point of unions to give the average American citizen more power in the workplace, give him the opportunities to negotiate pay, have health insurance, get some vacation time, and stuff like that? What is that guys logic behind his sign that unions kill jobs? Or was he just wearing that not because he believes it, but because he wanted an emotional reaction?
Originally posted by PosterNutbag
Originally posted by radosta
Originally posted by PosterNutbag
Peacefully protesting is what I believe most of the protesters step out in hopes of doing. Now show up and provoke them? Probably not the smartest idea. Innocent people are getting beaten, pepper sprayed and denied Constitutional rights by the local PD's and these clowns wanna go out there and provoke? Right or wrong, I think they are asking to get a bloodied nose. I'm not saying I would resort to physical violence, but you go into a crowd that is charged with energy of being stepped on and oppressed, without a gun a badge and a baton....watch your back boys. That situation could land your arse in a hospital real quick. It won't be so clever and funny when you're eating your meals through a straw for a month.
Have you seen the same protest videos I have? Jerry's Kids could take those pansies with one arm tied behind their back. That's the least intimidating crowd I've ever seen in my life. And I teach kindergarten.edit on 11-10-2011 by radosta because: (no reason given)
Great, another "tough guy" behind a keyboard. Unintimidated are ya? Lets give you the benefit of doubt and agree they are all pansies, but get together a dozen or more of them and they could whoop those 3 tools. Heck, your entire kindergarten class at once would probably land you in the hospital. Power in numbers my friend, never underestimate your opponent, two rules of thumb any real "tough guy" knows from the word go. Which just proves to me, you ain't one.