Operation Cease Fire

[edbert]

Probably not a coincidence that that's the same day as the peace march around the White House

[Frank Gallagher]

Originally posted by BadSushi:
  I grew up in a military family, and lived thru having a father and a brother in Vietnam.  This is deja vu, except without the trumpted up "commie" threat...over 2,000 dead and almost 14,000 wounded - I don't believe you are unpatriotic to want us OUT OF IRAQ IMMEDIATELY...Let the oil companies employees stay; they can volunteer and make beaucoup "hardship" bucks; that's what it's all about anyway.
 
 

Ah yes...good old Vietnam, somewhere else the doodles had no business shoving their noses in. No offense to the 'nam vets', but YOU LOST! GET OVER IT ALREADY

[kosmo vinyl]

let me get this straight by protesting with a concert it's a victory for the terrorists...
 
 but don't the terrorists win when events like this don't happen out of fear they might strike?
 
 hope your bunker is nice and comfy....

[Sailor Ripley]

Originally posted by Ellis D. Fleischbach:
 
 Make sure you video the concert so you can post it on the Al Qaeda website.  It'll be a real morale booster for Abu Musab al-Zarqawi.  

Al Qaeda <> Iraq
   :roll:

What should the design of the monument for Iraq/Afghanistan war veterans?  You know it'll be coming soon to the mall.  Maybe it should be a giant statue something along the lines of this:
     <img src="http://www.candycontainer.org/images/ul_kewpie_doll-german.jpg" alt=" - " />
 There could be a big plaque at the bottom, "THANKS FOR NOTHING", and instead of an eternal flame the theme from the Benny Hill show would loop endlessly.

[markie]

Umm, Ellis, do you really believe in what you are saying or are you just a troll?  <img src="http://www.magpienest.org/feathersofhope/images/2005/04/troll.jpg" alt=" - " />

[lionforce5]

I think "bored at work" rather than "troll" is a more apt description.

Originally posted by canker-blossom:
  Umm, Ellis, do you really believe in what you are saying or are you just a troll?  

I'd rather be a troll than be a...
  <img src="http://www.ilovebacon.com/081005/c.jpg" alt=" - " />

[markie]

I would rather be spineless:     <img src="http://members.tripod.com/mr_piechart/enter/highstreet/nammag.jpg" alt=" - " />
 
 
  http://members.tripod.com/mr_piechart/enter/highstreet/nammag.jpg
 
 darn:
 
 go here and listen to the NAM magazine radio add.
 
 http://members.tripod.com/mr_piechart/enter/highstreet.htm

[shoot ur shot]

also, keep the option open of stopping by snailhook's for his annual free folk phantasmagory. everything from japanese female no wave to avant banjo will be covered.

[Bartelby]

Wow, how did I jumped from being against the war in Iraq - to supporting Al Queda?  That's just crazy talk, dood.  I'm not riding around on Bin Laden's camel - a la Jane Fonda - and I kinda resent YOUR extremist remarks.  What exactly are YOU afraid of?

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

Though I don't necessarily agree with his remarks, they seem far from extremist, and in line with quite a bit of mainstream America.
 
 

Originally posted by BadSushi:
  Wow, how did I jumped from being against the war in Iraq - to supporting Al Queda?  That's just crazy talk, dood.  I'm not riding around on Bin Laden's camel - a la Jane Fonda - and I kinda resent YOUR extremist remarks.  What exactly are YOU afraid of?

[lionforce5]

Most Americans, according to recent polls, are against our current position/occupation in Iraq.  So how does support for that position constitute being "mainstream?"

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

The majority of Americans voted for GW Bush in 2004. Does that mean that those who voted for John Kerry were not mainstream? You can be in the minority and still well within the mainstream.
 
 

Originally posted by j_lee:
  Most Americans, according to recent polls, are against our current position/occupation in Iraq.  So how does support for that position constitute being "mainstream?"

[palahniukkubrick]

Originally posted by Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer:
  The majority of Americans voted for GW Bush in 2004. Does that mean that those who voted for John Kerry were not mainstream? You can be in the minority and still well within the mainstream.
 
   

Originally posted by j_lee:
  Most Americans, according to recent polls, are against our current position/occupation in Iraq.  So how does support for that position constitute being "mainstream?"

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While the majority of Americans voted for Bush, 60% of the public is currently opposed to the war in Iraq!!!! (According to opceasefire.org)