Anti-war Rally Goes Too Far?

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I am actually kind of glad that these neo-hipsters finally have the cojones to stop that "I support the troops but not the war" line of BS.
 
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therealUT said:
I am actually kind of glad that these neo-hipsters finally have the cojones to stop that "I support the troops but not the war" line of BS.
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I sort of agree. I think there are people that really do support the troops but not the cause . . . but that has just about joined the pantheon of lame, defensive phrases right next to "I've got black friends."
 
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volinbham said:
If only they had the cojones to show their faces rather than hide behind masks...
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Agree. Find burning a soldier more disgusting then burning a flag. These have the little cajones to protest but do it behind a mask. They don't have any cojones.
 
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I agree that the behavior is disgusting. However, the only behavior that has "gone too far" is thus displayed when they wreck other persons' property during these demonstrations.
 
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Believe me, there are many more advantages as long as we continue to let these people burn flags, puppets, themselves, etc.
 
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therealUT said:
I agree that the behavior is disgusting. However, the only behavior that has "gone too far" is thus displayed when they wreck other persons' property during these demonstrations.
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I agree - that's why I used the question mark with the thread title.

However, there's probably an open flame ordinance they are violating :whistling:
 
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volinbham said:
I agree - that's why I used the question mark with the thread title.

However, there's probably an open flame ordinance they are violating :whistling:
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I would gladly front the money for a good defense lawyer in the event that one of these Socialists sues a city after burning 75% of his/her puny body.
 
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Sad and uneducated lot that would even begin to imply that the soldiers have some part in the decision to be in the Middle East.
 
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therealUT said:
I am actually kind of glad that these neo-hipsters finally have the cojones to stop that "I support the troops but not the war" line of BS.
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Thats how I feel and its not BS to me, the soldiers have no real say. I wont bad mouth the troops!
 
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Hmmm... one set of 18-21 year olds go out and willing volunteer to protect the freedoms/rights that another set of 18-21 year olds openly use to criticize soldiers.

Is that just? :blink: :ermm:
 
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Fine Vol said:
Thats how I feel and its not BS to me, the soldiers have no real say. I wont bad mouth the troops!
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The soldiers have plenty of say. First, they volunteer for the Army. Then, to have enough senior NCOs to be effective, they re-up, voluntarily. And, the ones who are "forced" to go to war, could always choose to be sent to Ft. Leavenworth and spend some quality time in the brig.
 
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Tenn_Vol_Authority said:
Hmmm... one set of 18-21 year olds go out and willing volunteer to protect the freedoms/rights that another set of 18-21 year olds openly use to criticize soldiers.

Is that just? :blink: :ermm:
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That's exactly how it's set up to work. They fight for our right to disagree. How do you not get it? :blink:
 
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I see protestors out here at least on a weekly basis... I live about ten blocks from a recruiting office, which is on a main road through my district of the city. You kinda stop paying attention to them after a while.

It's all freedom of speech, though. I have no problem with them doing that in any public place they want, as long as they're not hurting themselves, others, or other people's property.
 
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utvolpj said:
That's exactly how it's set up to work. They fight for our right to disagree. How do you not get it? :blink:
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You would think these Commies would have just a little appreciation for the soldiers. I don't know, maybe that is asking too much... :ermm:
 
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