Everyone Who Protests in America Is Allied With Iraq

[Jim Lennox]

I think that our society could use the police far more effectively to be trying to detect and put down any attempted terrorist attack than to babysit a bunch of spoiled little brats.

Good point kerfer.

 

[Wayne Grabert]

I'll add that I think the "direct action" style of protest that stops traffic and such is counter-productive. I don't think it has to do with narcissism as some have suggested, but with anger and frustration. However, making others angry at and frustrated by you doesn't seem like a smart tactic.

 

[corplinx]

I've said it before and I will say it again. The time for blocking traffic was months ago. They could have blocked runways the military charters used. They could have blocked roads the military was using for converying supplies. They could have made a bold statement about their passion against war.

These people who protest now are not mostly anti-war but mostly anti-bush. They will be against whatever he does. I think the intellectual pacifists are staying home.

 

[Tony]

http://www.protestwarrior.com/

 

[Troll]

Everyone who protests the war in Iraq in America on the streets of our cities (especially the Saddomonites in San Francisco), is an ally of Iraq purposely and provides Iraq aid and comfort as US troops fight for their lives to free the Iraqi people.

Something may need to be done about the severe subversion in this country. I don't really know what the remedy should be, but something needs to be done. Maybe a mandatory 1 year in prison would do the trick.

JK

Yep. you were army. Brainwashed into a mindset and not quite pushed to be made a true warrior

seen your kind too many times. All you're good for is Marine corps barroom fight stories.

be smart and go away jk. Hell I trieed supporting ya, you were too igorant to see that . You're basically no more than a loud and opinionated dumbass. And I say again, it saddens me. Because I am a republican, but moron like you can make some of ther unsure wussies turn into a liberal.

 

[Troll]

Re: Re: Everyone Who Protests in America Is Allied With Iraq

Keep going JK, you're doing a great job of demonstrating to normal Americans just why many of your countrymen are so deeply loathed and despised.

Like you got room to talk?

"I cheered when then the WTC came down. "Undercover Elephant

 

[Jedi Knight]

Re: Re: Everyone Who Protests in America Is Allied With Iraq

Yep. you were army. Brainwashed into a mindset and not quite pushed to be made a true warrior

seen your kind too many times. All you're good for is Marine corps barroom fight stories.

be smart and go away jk. Hell I trieed supporting ya, you were too igorant to see that . You're basically no more than a loud and opinionated dumbass. And I say again, it saddens me. Because I am a republican, but moron like you can make some of ther unsure wussies turn into a liberal.

lol

JK

 

[Jedi Knight]

The Constitution specifically says that we have the right to petition the government for a redress of grievances.

You can petition the government through the courts and your elected representatives. I don't see how overthrowing the government can be interpreted as petitioning government. Overthrowing the government is not petitioning the government. It is subversive activity against the nation-state.

JK

 

[Supercharts]

Re: Re: Re: Everyone Who Protests in America Is Allied With Iraq

Like you got room to talk?

"I cheered when then the WTC came down. "Undercover Elephant

Did UE really say that? Please provide source. Thanks.

 

[Wayne Grabert]

JK is kind of a 'distilled concentrate' of the problem.

UndercoverElephant, why would you cheer when the WTC fell down? Are you a supporter of the neoconservatives?

After George W. Bush became president, many of these men returned to positions of power in American foreign policy. For nine months, they bided their time. They were waiting, in the words of PNAC's "Rebuilding America's Defenses," for a "catastrophic and catalyzing event-like a new Pearl Harbor" that would mobilize the public and allow them to put their theories and plans into practice. September 11 was, of course, precisely what they needed. Condoleezza Rice called together members of the National Security Council and asked them "to think about 'how do you capitalize on these opportunities' to fundamentally change American doctrine, and the shape of the world, in the wake of September 11th." She said, "I really think this period is analogous to 1945 to 1947," when fear and paranoia led the United States into its Cold War with the USSR. (3)

(Let's see...an elephant is the symbol of the Republican Party and the neoconservatives have taken over the GOP. He calls himself UndercoverElephant. Hmmm.)

 

[DrChinese]

Everyone who protests the war in Iraq in America on the streets of our cities (especially the Saddomonites in San Francisco), is an ally of Iraq purposely and provides Iraq aid and comfort as US troops fight for their lives to free the Iraqi people.

JK

I should be smart enough to know when I'm being baited, but...

Q: Who said this?

"To announce that there must be no criticism of the President, or that we are to stand by the President, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public."

Oh, it was said during wartime as well. [insert Jeopardy theme here]

A: President Theodore Roosevelt, 1918.

P.S. He was a "good" Republican.

 

[Troll]

looking for original post now. UCE really did say that. someone iscurrently using it in their sig quote

 

[Troll]

Here we go

"UndercoverElephant
Dreamweaver

Registered: Jul 2001
Location: Brighton, England
Posts: 3071

quote:
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well actually I asked if I even need to be, as I'm not 100% at the moment and yet I can see the bias in your posts

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have spent many years slowly getting more and more p**sed off with American foreign policy and the attitudes of American people. For me, trashing Kyoto because it "threatened US jobs" was the final straw. I cheered when then the WTC came down. I saw it as the first real sign of hope for the world. Finally somebody had provided a message to the US in the only language it is capable of understanding - that of violence and dollars.

If you think I sound like an extremist, and that my views are not echoed from one end of planet Earth to the other then I suspect you, like most Americans, have a very poor understanding of the way your country is percieved from outside. My views are reflected all over the globe. America is internationally despised.


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found here

http://www.randi.org/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&threadid=14787&perpage=40&pagenumber=2

 

[Rusty_the_boy_robot]

Everyone who protests the war in Iraq in America on the streets of our cities (especially the Saddomonites in San Francisco), is an ally of Iraq purposely and provides Iraq aid and comfort as US troops fight for their lives to free the Iraqi people.

Something may need to be done about the severe subversion in this country. I don't really know what the remedy should be, but something needs to be done. Maybe a mandatory 1 year in prison would do the trick.

JK

Hahhhaa. Doesn't anyone else find this guy amusing. You know he's not serious, he just says all this stuff to rile everybody up. No one is this stupid, it's just a joke. He probably gets off on getting everyone to believe him.

He's just an IMPOSTER of a TROGLODYTE . The sooner we all realize this the sooner we can laugh with him, because he has to be laughing.

 

[mstricky]

Jedi makes a lot of sense to me. Peaceful protests ...ok. but not when the troups are out there fighting for these pathetic do-gooders.

 

[Aquila_ka_Hecate]

You must be right, Rusty-no one could simultaneously hold the views JK apparently does and not have his head explode from cognitive dissonance!

But I still find him very, very irritating.


(max-JK makes a lot of sense to you?

Which reason-forsaken planet are you from?)

Terri

 

[Guest]

Re: Re: Re: Re: Everyone Who Protests in America Is Allied With Iraq

Did UE really say that? Please provide source. Thanks.

UCE also repeatedly apologised for this specific statement on the grounds it wasn't true and had been said for effect, withdrew it, and explained that he didn't actually cheer when the WTC came down.

I have many times used peoples quotes in my sig. However, if on any occasion the person in question publicly apologised and withdrew the statement in question I would not continue to repeat it anyway.

 

[Q-Source]

Hahhhaa. Doesn't anyone else find this guy amusing. You know he's not serious, he just says all this stuff to rile everybody up. No one is this stupid, it's just a joke. He probably gets off on getting everyone to believe him.

You got it right.

He just says this stuff on the net, I bet he wouldn't talk this way in the real world, in front of real people.

He is like a parody.

 

[Beebop]

The so-called "peace protestors" that are interferring in other American's lives with their "peaceful" demonstrations would be well served by a "peaceful" and "civilized" bullet. I have no respect for these ◊◊◊◊◊◊◊◊ that don't understand the difference between peaceful assembly and riot. None.

 

[Rusty_the_boy_robot]

The so-called "peace protestors" that are interferring in other American's lives with their "peaceful" demonstrations would be well served by a "peaceful" and "civilized" bullet. I have no respect for these ◊◊◊◊◊◊◊◊ that don't understand the difference between peaceful assembly and riot. None.

Ahahhaa! I get it, you are presenting us with an amusing paradox! The same man that has no patience for those protestors that fail to draw the line between peaceful demonstration and riots fails himself to draw the line between peaceful containment and murder!

You should write political comics for the news papers!