Hes a peace protestor....NBC is doing its typical leftwing thing and focusing on the one guy with a negative sign....they have shown him half a dozen times already....
There were a few more screaming, damn I wish I was there to fu**ing punch them to the ground for doing that. I'm 100% sure the Democratic party is paying them to do this. (probably CNN is in it as well)
I hate peace protesters, if it was for them, I'd be dead and my country wouldn't have been saved. (same for millions of others around the globe that were saved by the US)
Don't get me wrong, I'm for peace, but these people that call themselves peace protesters hate America with a passion and would love to see it fall to its knees. Just look at their activities. They're against US sending troops abroad, but its that action that in turn saves lives and saves countries. Hopefully you understand. As for you jigga, no comment.
I think I misread your comment, my mistake man. I understand most of your positions even if I disagree a lot.
You can't say you love America and then say that someone is a traitor for voicing their opinions, and saying that jail time is suitable. Sheesh what an overreaction.
every situation is very, very different. These people care very deeply about their country and that its government act in a sensible, moral, and ethical manner. The great philosopher Bertrand Russell, one of my all-time favorites, probably qualifies as a "peace protester" for getting arrested protesting the Vietnam War, despite being over 80 years old at the time.
I agree, all the speeches were great and to the point. It would be a shame for America if McCain doesn't get to become the president, he's the best leader, he's given everything to this country and would fight for America until his last breath.
99.9% of those people don't care about their own country. I've seen them at school, they diss the govt left and right, they diss their own country left and right, they should thank god that they're not in China or Russia.
I think that people may have good reason to be upset by some things done by the current administration, don't you? People protest not because they hate their country, but because they want it to be better than it is--because they know it can be better.
I don't have a problem with anti-war people. Just the ones who weren't (see the polls at the time) when we went into Iraq and who now say they were all along.
