PHOTO: "Anti-American protests" ...far as I can see they are anti-BUSH!

[Bluebear]

Our media keeps pointing to "anti-American" protests, but the overwhelming majority seem to be anti-BUSH! Where is Karen Hughes??? Shouldn't she be down in Argentina on her Rainbow Tour to "improve our image"?

[Christa]

1. Mediawhores. nt.

[DJ MEW]

2. I would of called that Pro America

protesting Bush is Pro America

[Digit]

3. I was saying the same thing earlier...they are anti-bush, not anti-america

There is a huge difference.

[BuyingThyme]

4. Just the same ol' people you see at all the demonstrations.

[Ian David]

5. If most Americans oppose Bush, then being anti-Bush is Pro-American

Republicans must understand that dissenting from the majority is un-patriotic!

[tridim]

6. Or as Bush would say, "Just a focus group"

So he can feel comfortable pretending to ignore them.

[Kukesa]

7. Beautiful photo, absolutely gorgeous!! n/t

[MsUnderstood]

8. guess you didn't see the flag burning

An earlier thread talking about bush sweating had people surrounded by a flag on fire on the ground. . .

Now I'm not critisizing flag burning--but that is certainly an AMERICAN symbol, not a BUSH one.

[Bluebear]

9. That is why I said majority....

The flag burnings are indeed anti-US. But I have seen far more anti-Bush posters.

[Kukesa]

12. You're correct I didn't see it.

I hate to see our flag being burned but love to live in a country where it can be burned. That's a good enough reason NOT to burn it.

[Armstead]

10. Bush is just the symptom of Imperialism and Globalization

Unfortunatly, Bush is just a symptom and current symbol of something much deeper that is also an oppressive force within the US too.

But the resentment being expressed there goes much deeper than the current administration. Alas it also includes the misguided support for the same brand of Corporate Colonialism that was also embraced by Clinton.

[Bridget Burke]

11. They're Americans, too.