Reply #43: Then why not leaflet their car with one of these:

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Dear friend and fellow American:

I know how much you support President Bush and the war effort in Iraq. But I noticed that you haven’t signed up to fight yet. It might be because you are too busy, or maybe you just didn’t know how easy it is to join! I know you probably feel guilty about sending other young men and women off to die in your place, so I am sure you’ll take this opportunity to do the right thing:

Sign up for a tour or two in Iraq today!

You will enable some poor soldier who’s stuck there, exhausted, scared, isolated, frustrated, thirsty, poorly supplied, insufficiently armored, under constant threat, lied to about why he’s there and when he’s going to be released, and yearning to come home – to do just that: come home!

What could possibly be more patriotic?

What better way could there be to prove your devotion to President Bush?

“…And I’d gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today.
‘Cause there ain’t no doubt I love this land. God bless the U.S.A.”

Below are the links you can use to sign up to join any branch of the armed forces!

http://www.airforce.com/contact/locator_fr.htm
http://www.navy.com
http://www.marines.com/request/contact_recruiter_reques...
http://www.goarmy.com/contact/find_a_recruiter.jsp
http://www.gocoastguard.com/offices/recindex.htm
http://www.dior.whs.mil/forms/DD0004.pdf

Line Up!
Sign up!
Today!


I had about 200 of these printed up on nice, bright Chickenhawk Yellow paper, centered, with the last three lines in very large type, and the lyrics to that nauseating song in very small type. I saw one of these on the internet and copied it, adding only the second paragraph, myself.

I stick one of them on the windshield of EVERY parked car I see that has one of those stupid "w04" stickers or a bush/cheney sticker on it, assuming I'm able to pull over and stop and do so safely. No one, wherever I drive, gets away with blind bush support - unchallenged. I noticed one car I visited tried parking around the block after I leafletted it. Another one switched from parking along the curb to hiding in the driveway behind a gate. So be it. At least I got one blight off the streets, even if only temporarily.

I don't care if it's dismissed as a mere annoyance. It's the least I can do, and it's my complete pleasure to be such an annoyance.