TEA PARTY TO AMERICA: NOW WHAT?!

@gungasnake,

There has been 100.ooo Iraqi civilian deaths and god knows how many maimed, physically and psychologically. Countless atrocities, a million displaced. What is this, a Game to you. How do you find it so easy to dismiss all this suffering. Are you a psycho.

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@OmSigDAVID,

People like you are great at talking the talk, but i wonder how you feel if it was your country being invaded, your children being butchered from an unseen enemy in the sky. Your full of ****.

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@eurocelticyankee,

eurocelticyankee wrote:

People like you are great at talking the talk, but i wonder how you feel if it was your country being invaded,
your children being butchered from an unseen enemy in the sky. Your full of ****.

This is from the guy that calls Gunga "a psycho".

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@OmSigDAVID,

???????????

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@eurocelticyankee,

When I wanna get into a screaming match,
I 'll go to u.

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@OmSigDAVID,

It just seems strange to me how guys like you can be so blase about wars and invasions, it's like it's a video game to you. It's disturbing. But go ahead Dave, you and Gungo carry on ranting all you like, I wont bother you again, some people just are not worth the effort.

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@eurocelticyankee,

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There has been 100.ooo Iraqi civilian deaths and god knows how many maimed, physically and psychologically. Countless atrocities, a million displaced. What is this, a Game to you. How do you find it so easy to dismiss all this suffering. Are you a psycho.

You've got a valid lawsuit against your teachers. I mean, at some point this leftist education which is going on in the US is going to require something entirely like the de-nazificatino programs which were put into place in Germany in 1946. You're basically a victim.

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@gungasnake,

Like I said, I wont bother you again, some people are just not worth the effort. Now off you go , back to your war games.

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@OmSigDAVID,

But, bushwacker II was incredibly dangerous to the US along with dick cheney, condoleeza rice, donald rumsfeld and john ashcroft.

I took the day off to protest the john ashcroft speech in Boston at Faneuil Hall. I was never so afraid as I was that day. I made certain that my clothing was warm but had nothing loose that cops or right wing crazies could grab. I put my driver's license and my debit card as well as a little cash in the flat change purse I then had and tucked it into the pocket of my jeans. I wore short boots, a sweater and blazer. I took the commuter rail and the subway in.

Many of the protestors were women of my generation and I spoke to several. Some were veterans of anti-war and civil rights marches of the 60s, as I was. They all said that they never approached a march with greater fear than they did this one. Others had never marched before and said they regretted not speaking up for America and democracy earlier in their lives.

As it turned out, there was nothing to fear from the actual event itself . . . only the fear that the bush administration created within.

It was a brilliant fall day. After the protest, when ashcroft was whisked away, I decided to visit the Paul Revere House a few blocks away. While I had been to that monument several times previously, I hadn't visited off-season. It was calm and there was a spirit of place about it. It was a fitting cap to my contribution toward the protest of the bush administration and its mismanagement of power.

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@OmSigDAVID,

I'd say Dave, you and gungo love this.

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@plainoldme,

plainoldme wrote:

But, bushwacker II was incredibly dangerous to the US
along with dick cheney, condoleeza rice, donald rumsfeld and john ashcroft.

I disagree. I 'm very fond of VP Cheney,
and Condi Rice.

plainoldme wrote:

I took the day off to protest the john ashcroft speech in Boston at Faneuil Hall. I was never so afraid as I was that day. I made certain that my clothing was warm but had nothing loose that cops or right wing crazies could grab. I put my driver's license and my debit card as well as a little cash in the flat change purse I then had and tucked it into the pocket of my jeans. I wore short boots, a sweater and blazer. I took the commuter rail and the subway in.

I remember attending sundry anti-communist demonstrations during the Third World War.

plainoldme wrote:

Many of the protestors were women of my generation and I spoke to several.
Some were veterans of anti-war and civil rights marches of the 60s, as I was.

I believe u.

plainoldme wrote:

They all said that they never approached a march with greater fear than they did this one. [no reason for fear]
Others had never marched before and said they regretted not speaking up for America and democracy earlier in their lives.

As it turned out, there was nothing to fear from the actual event itself

Whether the local police will become violent or not is unpredictable.

plainoldme wrote:

. . . only the fear that the bush administration created within.

It was a brilliant fall day. After the protest, when ashcroft was whisked away, I decided to visit the Paul Revere House a few blocks away. While I had been to that monument several times previously, I hadn't visited off-season. It was calm and there was a spirit of place about it. It was a fitting cap to my contribution toward the protest of the bush administration and its mismanagement of power.

I support everyone 's right to free speech, whether u support Stalin, the Kennedys, Hitler or Ludwig von Mises.

David

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@eurocelticyankee,

Did I misunderstand????

I thought u said that u were not going to bother me again.

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It sounds like eurotrash thoroughly enjoys watching video of the twin towers being hit by jets full of civilians.

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@H2O MAN,

Up your h20 two wrongs dont make a right

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@H2O MAN,

H2O MAN wrote:

It sounds like eurotrash thoroughly enjoys watching video
of the twin towers being hit by jets full of civilians.

Yes; I'm sure it made them very happy.

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@OmSigDAVID,

This is the sad thing about people like you dave, The Bush mentality, "your either with us or against us". Individual thought not allowed. Off course I was disgusted at the atrocity in New York, what right thinking human being would not have been. But you guys seem to have a pass on atrocities elsewhere, do they not count to you ??

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@eurocelticyankee,

eurocelticyankee wrote:

But you guys seem to have a pass on atrocities elsewhere, do they not count to you ??

Let's talk about some Euro ethnic cleansing and how Euro weenies looked the other way.

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