Everyone Who Protests in America Is Allied With Iraq

[Wayne Grabert]

And the Jedi Knight shall say unto the buxom Biker Babe, "Thou skin is soft as lamb's wool, thou hair as fragrant as a meadow. Get thee to my tent and spread thy wings! But don't awaken Q-Source who sleepest like a baby after making my dinner."

 

[Wayne Grabert]

Last time I checked the US government asnwered to its citizens, not the other way around.

Someone has been out of the loop.

 

[Chris Haynes]

No, I want to make sure the nation-state is protected. I recommend 1 year in jail for those brats.

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Those protestors are subversive and very, very dangerous to the stability of the country. ...

I feel like I am in early 70's deja-vu... and I think I heard the same stuff from my dad. Yet there seem to be fewer communist countries around (with one big advantage, the Socialist Worker Party folks are no longer hanging out near the University trying to tell us what a great place the USSR is anymore). And this country still has its constitution intact, including the 1st Amendment - even with a bit of bending for "Homeland Security".

Actually I don't think those "brats" are being very bright, but I doubt a year in jail for expressing their opinion is going to change it. I personally would like to see their expressions if someone asked them why they were advocating murder.

(Since I was an Army Brat... my dad is a retired officer who came up through the ranks from PfC, and my brother is also a retired Army officer --- I think I would walk up and ask why they would kill members of my family)

There are idiots on both sides. From http://archives.seattletimes.nwsour.../vortex/display?slug=protest22m&date=20030322 ... I would like to see how a "peaceful" protester defends striking a horse and another for breaking a window:
"Yesterday, three people were arrested. One for striking a police horse with a wooden pole, one for a concealed weapon (a knife) and another for breaking a car window."

And how a "true American" defends vandalizing a legal business: http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/jeangodden/134658365_godden21m.html

 

[Tmy]

Hi Tmy, hey did you know that the US operations in Iraq are for Iraqi freedom and Iraqi democracy?

JK

AAAAAAAAARGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHH!!!!

OK JK, next you got to throw out a "protesting hurts our troops" line. Then my head will explode.

 

[Megalodon]

I just feel the compulsion to open the window and shout:

"protesting hurts our troops"

What was that? It sounded like "ka-bang"

 

[Guest]

. Get thee to my tent and spread thoust wings! dinner."

"Thy" wings.

 

[Wayne Grabert]

"Thy" wings.

Thanks, UCE. I've corrected my post. Golly, you Brits speak our language like you invented it!

 

[Guest]

And the Jedi Knight shall say unto the buxom Biker Babe, "Thou skin is soft as lamb's wool, thou hair as fragrant as a meadow. Get thee to my tent and spread thy wings! But don't awaken Q-Source who sleepest like a baby after making my dinner."

[offtopic]
What you mean Q source has her dibs on JK too

Sniff my fairy matriarchal feminnatzi communist black heart is shattered and broken.

*sob sob wail*

Right enough of the slushinees wheres my whip and leg irons somebody is going to suffer my broken heart.[on topic]

 

[jj]

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

Well we aren't commies so naturally communists loathe and despise us.

JK

Err, Jedi, there isn't anyone who has a clue about me who would assert that I'm a "commie" of any sort, but I am also quite interested in voting out the present US government and having it replaced, in due course of law, with a new government that has a clue about basic civil liberties.

I am not standing in the street protesting this war, because I think Saddamn is a mcuh lower life form than 'W', something that puts Saddamn somewhere in the Halobacter sort of primitiveness.

None the less, I find your personal opinion exactly LIKE that of Saddamn Hussein, you want to punish those who disagree with you through the use of force and government authority.

You sound like you'd like to live in last month's Iraq, as one of the leaders, dude. Did you mean to sound that way?

 

[jj]

Americans have the right to peaceful protest. There are plenty of laws on the books for those who violate the bounds of their rights. I only hope that the localities are willing and able to enforce those laws, so that people not interested in the protest do not have THEIR rights violated when the protesters decide to shut down streets and vandalize property illegally.

It does make one wonder. According to the Seattle Times, last weekend they herded all the demonstrators onto one city block and wouldn't let them leave for a half-hour or so. One has to wonder why.

They also caught some civilians (of the uninvolved sort) and held them as well, simply because the civilians were walking down the wrong street.

There's a problem in that, somewhere.

 

[jj]

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

Figures. UCE and JK are two of a kind, an embarrassment to their own supporters.

 

[jj]

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.

And just how are you any different than Saddamn's police force?

Do tell, please.

 

[jj]

No, I want to make sure the nation-state is protected. I recommend 1 year in jail for those brats.

Now, check out the latest Saddomonite slogan:

Those protestors are subversive and very, very dangerous to the stability of the country. They are probably all communists acting like they tolerate freedom, when in reality in the back of their minds they envision a communist Stalinist terror-state modeled after their heroes like Kruschev and Lenin.

JK

No, those protestors are idiots and morons. I wouldn't be surprised if even their supporters (and don't start mistaking me for one based on the fact I find your fascist attitude revolting) find them embarrassing.

Your desire to jail them without trial is exactly the kind of thinking Joe Stalin was so fond of. Frankly, I think they're doing a public service by creating a backlash against THAT particular sentiment.

 

[jj]

That is one helluva ugly airplane, sorry but it is ugly.

Yes, and it is just *&(&*( effective. A tank's absolute worst nightmare.

 

[Jedi Knight]

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

Err, Jedi, there isn't anyone who has a clue about me who would assert that I'm a "commie" of any sort, but I am also quite interested in voting out the present US government and having it replaced, in due course of law, with a new government that has a clue about basic civil liberties.

I am not standing in the street protesting this war, because I think Saddamn is a mcuh lower life form than 'W', something that puts Saddamn somewhere in the Halobacter sort of primitiveness.

None the less, I find your personal opinion exactly LIKE that of Saddamn Hussein, you want to punish those who disagree with you through the use of force and government authority.

You sound like you'd like to live in last month's Iraq, as one of the leaders, dude. Did you mean to sound that way?

Where have I said I advocate restricting freedom? Never. I do advocate dealing with those internal subversives that are trying to destroy our country. The protests in America have been organized by communist groups. Those groups have no interest in the health and welfare of the United States--quite the contrary--they want to see our country destroyed.

Here is what you see in the marches. Is this freedom?:

That banner is pure subversion, 100%. Explain to me how that banner, a common sight at all protest marches in one form or another, is something designed to promote "freedom".

When America frees Iraq, the Iraqi people will be "free" right? Tell me what the San Francisco Saddomonites have done to free Iraqis. Not a thing, and yet they run a cultural terror campaign inside America to protest America bringing freedom to others. It is laughable and America isn't buying it. Just like that fat moron Moore who got booed last night at the Oscars, Americans are laughing at the Stalin-defined useful idiots marching in the name of peace, because Americans know that they are not marching for peace but for the protecting of terror and Marxist causes that have no basis in reality.

The marches are all about getting at President Bush--attacking the President. That is what the marches are about. If US forces weren't in Iraq, but were somewhere else saving millions of hungry and starving children who were the victim of an earthquake somewhere, the San Francisco Saddomonites would still be marching in the streets attacking Bush about it. They wouldn't see the starving children. No. All they would see is a non-communist American president that they would want to attack as the hate group that they are.

The protestors are a hate-group. No doubt about it. They are a hate-group and need to be added to the FBI's list of hate-groups.

JK

 

[Jedi Knight]

And just how are you any different than Saddamn's police force?

Do tell, please.

Hate groups are jailed and prosecuted. That is why they should be dealt with.

JK

 

[jj]

Hate groups are jailed and prosecuted. That is why they should be dealt with.

JK

Really? The "Identity Christians" are still alive and well. There is still a Klan organization. The John Birch Society? Not sure, haven't heard about it in years. the CPUSA? Still around.

They're only arrested and prosecuted if they ACT. In some cases this is in fact a problem because of various right-wing groups who are encouraging disadvantaged people to act on their behalf.

 

[Jedi Knight]

Really? The "Identity Christians" are still alive and well. There is still a Klan organization. The John Birch Society? Not sure, haven't heard about it in years. the CPUSA? Still around.

They're only arrested and prosecuted if they ACT. In some cases this is in fact a problem because of various right-wing groups who are encouraging disadvantaged people to act on their behalf.

I am not going to deny that there are a handful of right-wing groups with 10 members each out there. There are a few groups out there that have two high school kids running them that call themselves Nazis. I agree with you.

However, none of those groups in the last 80 years has marched with the numbers that these communists have marched. Just because the protestors are leftist communists organized by international communists, does not make their dangerousness to the nation-state any less than a Nazi group. On the contrary, that is why they need to be identified as a hate group and confronted for their hate.

I have never seen a right-wing hate group march, ever. Not in the entire time I have been alive. I have seen maybe 10 of them marching on TV in some remote backwoods town, but not in force like the San Francisco Saddomonite communists.

The problem is that the US public has been conditioned to view only high-school kids who call themselves Nazis as hate groups, and not the true threat of radical leftist groups like the San Francisco Saddominites. The radical right-wing could never dream of having the scope of subversive power that the leftist communists in America have. As a country we have done a great job dealing with the radical right. It is now time to drop the foot down on the radical left.

JK

 

[Jedi Knight]

Really? The "Identity Christians" are still alive and well.

I have never seen a Christian Idenitity member except the ones on television that the FBI locked up for bank robberies and other crimes. Give me a date and time when a Christian Identity movement ever had the sheer numbers and subversive capability of the Saddomonite San Francisco groups. The CI groups have never had that power.

But get two of them together and they are a "hate group".

Get 50,000 radical leftist communist subversives in San Francisco together and it is "freedom".

It is laughable. Maybe if the Christian Identity folks said they were "gay" they wouldn't be touched for their subversive activity like the San Francisco Saddomonites.

JK

 

[Guest]

Figures. UCE and JK are two of a kind, an embarrassment to their own supporters.

They have their views and you have yours what's the problem?