Damn Anti War protestors

Many of them live in a fantasy world (maybe Leftworld(TM) for most). I've met them, they scare the hell out of me, and they should scare you, too. They're scariest in larval stages.

Fortunately, that fantasy world will die a cruel death shortly after they receive their first real paycheck (at least that's how it works for college grads). "Save the world" sees a quick demise when they see how much of their cash goes to Washington and never comes back.

Without what is going on right now, unfortunately, many people would NEVER realize the value of the military.

As for "supporting the troops" while protesting, the Left has a great way of standing for logical inconsistencies, as a matter of course.

Some people are just plain idiots -- the world's full of them. I just hope someone takes some pictures of the back of the ship as it leaves the harbor with a bunch of protesters still standing on the docks.

It would be great, too, if you could make only those people disrupting daily business pay the extra taxes to cover all the financial damage being done by these disruptive protests.

But only in a perfect world...

Maury

[plays liberal�s advocate]
You're just trying to take away their freedom of speech and their right to protest.


How dare anyone claim these peaceful demonstrators don't support the troops. One CAN support the troops and block their supplies at the same time.


They're just being like Gandhi.


They wanted their right to attention upheld, and this is the only way to get it.


Stop calling them idiots, you meanies, blocking a port takes real creative genius and incredible talent.


Those fascist cops fired bean bags and wooden dowels at the peaceful protestors only because they wanted to take away their right to protest and freedom of speech. Freakin' Nazis.


The longshoremen who were selfishly working there and injured shouldn't have been there, or shouldn�t have been so selfish, because after all, the peaceful protestors wanted to get on NBC, ABC and CNN, and the longshoremen were in their way.

How can you not listen to these people's message?!?! How selfish! Whatever happened to solidarity?

[/end liberal's advocate]

How many times does this topic need to come around?

Ah, Crash's shopworn "liberal" stereotypes. Repeated over and over like a comforting bedtime story or fairy tale.

Believe whatever you like.

http://www.weeklystandard.com/conte...00/662ysjzq.asp

Dated, but it fits this situation well.

Note that this applies only to the extreme left. Mainstream liberals know better.

And yet virtually every example I can show you right here on this board in not even the span of 2 days!

This is why you should support Israel's right to kill goy-bitch liberal American protestors!

There were "No blood for ouil!" idoit outside our school last week, I almost punched one of them who was goading me with a poster.

How do you gode with a poster?

Wave it at you in a slightly superior, intellectual way?

Slant it slightly towards the right in a subtle ironic way?

Waft it to to create a small breeze that comforted you in the heat of the day, thus bringing out feelings of thankfulness and sympathy that jarred against your inner beliefs?

Or did they just stand there peacefully making a bit of noise?

And you.. you felt threatened because maybe there were a few more of them than you, and were scared that they might argue back if you tried to intelligently argue your case, had no intellectial repost, sowanted to punch them for not agreeing with you point of view?..

:shame:

BWAAAAHAAAAHAAAAHAAA!!

Post of the day. Thanks for this

Oh I think he's going to need therapy now.

Hey finboy:

Quote:

"US troops will be deployed in Bosnia no matter what the Congress does," said Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pennsylvania. "Congress should support the troops without endorsing the president's policy." ... "I deplore the action of the president, but it is his decision and I will abide by that decision and support it, but, know well that it is a tragedy about to unfold," said Rep. George Gekas, R-Pennsylvania. " ... Sen. HANK BROWN, (R-CO): We should not send young men and women to their death without being fully resolved that what they might die for is worth the price. I don't believe that the mission that's been outlined is worth that price. ... Rep. WALLY HERGER (R-CA): Why should you ask blood be spilled for a cause that is not in the interest of the American people ... PAT BUCHANAN: Well, I don't support the policy so much as I support the troops. ... BOB EDWARDS, Host: On the eve of the signing of the Dayton peace accord a reluctant Congress gave President Clinton only partial support for American involvement in the NATO mission to implement the agreement. Late last night the Senate approved the deployment of American troops to Bosnia; the House expressed opposition, voting only to support the troops. .... CANDY CROWLEY: Senator Gramm says he does not believe that the old adage 'politics should stop at the water's edge and that when it comes to foreign policy the president should be given the- the benefit of the doubt' work anymore in this post-cold war era. Senator Gramm intends to vote to cut off the funds for U.S. troops as well as for an amendment which will support the troops but not the mission, although the Democratic leader in the Senate says that is a distinction to him without much difference. .... Just because President Clinton has made a decision and the troops are already landing, Mr. Lott said, "I'm not going to endorse a wrong decision after the fact." ... Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole, who angered many Republicans by backing the peace enforcement mission, made it clear that last night's vote was a show of support for American troops, not for Clinton. "It would be wrong," he said, "to make our young men and women bear the brunt of a decision not made by them." "We don't support the president's decision," he said. "We do support the troops."

Please consider.