On Saturday January 20th, tens of thousands of people, including many living in Washington, D.C. along with many from all around the country, will be protesting the inauguration of George W. Bush. I'm thinking of going. I have never been to one.
Anyone going to the Inauguration?
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I don't support the president so why would I go?Comment
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Originally posted by xclusiveI don't support the president so why would I go?
You didn't read...... " along with many from all around the country, will be protesting the inauguration of George W. Bush"
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Crowd issues are rank, you may get hurt but you may make the news! But is it worth getting an arrest record over? Not that you will but they could scoop you up to sort it out at the station.Originally posted by TurboAngelOn Saturday January 20th, tens of thousands of people, including many living in Washington, D.C. along with many from all around the country, will be protesting the inauguration of George W. Bush. I'm thinking of going. I have never been to one.

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You do have to ask the question with those voting machines etc.. the possibility exists that the thought of a second judicially appointent term could have caused civil unrest..
Truth is always stranger than fiction.. anyone who has seen some of the weird fetish shit out there on the web, and has made money off it, knows that.Comment
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Originally posted by LeeNogaCrowd issues are rank, you may get hurt but you may make the news! But is it worth getting an arrest record over? Not that you will but they could scoop you up to sort it out at the station.
I hear ya, my aunt is a cop so if I go I will stay where she is assigned. I sure as hell don't want to go to jail in DC.
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the first time he was elected they had to actually cancel the walk up. It is tradition that the car he is in stop and he walks the last little ways up to where he is sworn in. there were so many protesters they had to cancel that. It was the only time ever that they have had to cancel the walk up. I imagine the same thing will happen this time.
He's a uniter after all. . . not a divider.Comment


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