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Sheehan turning attention to Obama, camping out at Wa. Monument

liblady said:
take what down? the article you linked provided nothing but innuendo and speculation.
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Code pink on thier website claimed they gave t600k to "the other side" in falujah, the same other side that would attack Brave Americans like Cindy's son.
 
If that money was used for peacemaking efforts in Fallujah it would be money well spent.
 
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Go team!

"Hundreds of demonstrators gathered last night to mark the seventh anniversary of the start of the Iraq War in Federal Plaza. Around 80 different organizations pulled together, beginning with a rally in the plaza and then marching down Michigan Avenue, ending in Washington Square Park. Both police and demonstrators were peaceful, in contrast to the 2003 rally where more than 800 people were arrested. One activist speaking at the rally said “I can’t believe I’m here again, seven years later.” With plenty of US troops and “contractors” still in Iraq and the war in Afghanistan escalating, we sadly have a feeling that the plaza will see many more demonstrations for years to come."
Anti-War Protesters Rally In Federal Plaza - Chicagoist

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Catawba said:
Go team!

"Hundreds of demonstrators gathered last night to mark the seventh anniversary of the start of the Iraq War in Federal Plaza. Around 80 different organizations pulled together, beginning with a rally in the plaza and then marching down Michigan Avenue, ending in Washington Square Park. Both police and demonstrators were peaceful, in contrast to the 2003 rally where more than 800 people were arrested. One activist speaking at the rally said “I can’t believe I’m here again, seven years later.” With plenty of US troops and “contractors” still in Iraq and the war in Afghanistan escalating, we sadly have a feeling that the plaza will see many more demonstrations for years to come."
Anti-War Protesters Rally In Federal Plaza - Chicagoist

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Same old stale talking points by a bunch of left wing professional protesttors.....Nothing new here..........
 
Navy Pride said:
Major Hasan is and American citizen......

When you defend her one can only surmise you support her.........I mean she is a liberal like you
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Well... That just shows what kinda person you are. Maybe, some of us defend people simply because they need defending. There was a gay kid the jocks used to pick on until I stood up for him one day. Now I am not gay. And I don't even support the fact that the kid was gay.. But I'm not going to treat the dude like less of a person because of it. What I support is the kid not being ****ed with for just and entertainment of others at his behalf.
 
Catawba said:
Go team!

"Hundreds of demonstrators gathered last night to mark the seventh anniversary of the start of the Iraq War in Federal Plaza. Around 80 different organizations pulled together, beginning with a rally in the plaza and then marching down Michigan Avenue, ending in Washington Square Park. Both police and demonstrators were peaceful, in contrast to the 2003 rally where more than 800 people were arrested. One activist speaking at the rally said “I can’t believe I’m here again, seven years later.” With plenty of US troops and “contractors” still in Iraq and the war in Afghanistan escalating, we sadly have a feeling that the plaza will see many more demonstrations for years to come."
Anti-War Protesters Rally In Federal Plaza - Chicagoist

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So um 80 different organizations showed up and yet I see about 20 total people in your picture? :lamo
 
dirtpoorchris said:
Well... That just shows what kinda person you are. Maybe, some of us defend people simply because they need defending. There was a gay kid the jocks used to pick on until I stood up for him one day. Now I am not gay. And I don't even support the fact that the kid was gay.. But I'm not going to treat the dude like less of a person because of it. What I support is the kid not being ****ed with for just and entertainment of others at his behalf.
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That has to be one of the worse comparisons I have ever seen.....
 
Navy Pride said:
Well that is good news.....it only took her 3 years to do it.........
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Only took you 4 years to hear about it. And with your intense interest in Cindy's life.......
 
OKgrannie said:
Only took you 4 years to hear about it. And with your intense interest in Cindy's life.......
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That is just it.....I don't keep up with your girlffriends life.........You were probably down there protesting against your country with that nut.........
 
Reverend_Hellh0und said:
Awesome, so the rest of the family forced her to pay attention to the needs of the family for once.
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Cindy is divorced, her other kids are grown, how much attention SHOULD she be paying to the "needs of the family"?
 
OKgrannie said:
Cindy is divorced, her other kids are grown, how much attention SHOULD she be paying to the "needs of the family"?
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Family wanted a headstone, the bitch was too busy riding her dead sons corpse for ideology.
 
Reverend_Hellh0und said:
2 years later. :shrug:
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Not an unreasonable amount of time for consideration. It's "written in stone" you know, so you want to be sure of what it says, it will be there forever.
 
OKgrannie said:
Not an unreasonable amount of time for consideration. It's "written in stone" you know, so you want to be sure of what it says, it will be there forever.
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How much consideration does it take to come up with "It's Bush's fault"?

In other news Sheehan dressed in her son's uniform to protest the war.

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Mickey Shane said:
If it wasn't for Mom, you wouldn't even know who Casey Sheehan was. So where's the legacy for the unknown soldiers?
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So whats his legacy now as a mamas boy?.I cant imagine many men who would of wanted their mother to act like this after they died.
 
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