Hahahahaha!!!

[Archae]

Notice the numbers of protestors vs. numbers of the morans. :rofl:

(AP) Opponents of the war in Iraq marched Saturday in a clamorous day of protest, song and remembrance of the dead, some showing surprisingly diverse political views even as they spoke with one loud voice in wanting U.S. troops home.

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Police Chief Charles Ramsey, noting that organizers had hoped to draw 100,000 people, said, "I think they probably hit that."

A few hundred people in a counter-demonstration in support of Bush's Iraq policy lined the protest route near the FBI building. The two groups shouted at each other, a police line keeping them apart.

(snip)

Supporters of Bush's policy in Iraq assembled in smaller numbers to get their voice heard in the day's anti-war din. About 150 of them rallied at the U.S. Navy Memorial.

Gary Qualls, 48, whose Marine reservist son, Louis, died last year in the insurgent stronghold of Fallujah, asked: "If you bring them home now, who's going to be responsible for all the atrocities that are fixing to happen over there? Cindy Sheehan?" :wtf:

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/09/24/national/main882880.shtml

[Crazy Guggenheim]

1. Washington, D.C.: Big throng marches past White House

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2005/09/25/WASHINGTON.TMP

[chknltl]

2. My answer to Gary Qualls, 48....

The dubya of mass deception is and always will be responsible for all those atrocities to which you refer.

[Orsino]

3. Not only do the counter-protestors represent a minority...

...but a particularly complacent one. They're for the war precisely because it means others will have to get off of their asses--or they're rich enough to be used to having people to do such menial tasks for them.

Not a constituency from which you can draw a big crowd of sign-wavers.