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slickcashlisa 09-17-2004 08:06 AM

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Originally posted by Paul Waters
I think it is horrible that daddy is impposing his politics on someone too young to make an informed choice.

:feels-hot

Very well said :thumbsup

I agree

palladin 09-17-2004 08:08 AM

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Originally posted by Rebecca Love
They had every right to be there with their Bush signs, this is why we live in America. All the people around them and the Kerry supporters should be lynched. And Kerry should apologize......
I Agree.

:321GFY

Dead13 09-17-2004 08:09 AM

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Originally posted by 12clicks
This thread, while exposing the kerry followers for what they are, is sickening.
The rabble in this thread who think that holding an opposing sign in a public place is grounds for violence are the same rabble who scream about freedom of speech when they're slinging porn.

Here's a clue, rabble. Here in America, freedom of speech is protected for everyone, not just liberal half whits like yourselves. When you're old enough to matter, I pity this world (of course, my children will rule you rabble. thanks for making it easy for them)

What a fucking hyprocrite you are.

Anytime a Kerry supporter says something you disagree wit you tell them to shut up. Who the fuck are you to use the 1st ammendment against anybody?

republicans only believe in the Freedom of experssion as long as it suites them, any time someone says something they disagree with they try as hard as they can to shut them the fuck up.

And yes we should bring up that all the Republicans on this board agreed it was ok to fire a poor old lady for choosing to vote for Kerry.

Heres a clue for you, The daddy is a fucking idiot and irresponsible for marching his 3 year old daughter into a Kerry rally to use her as a shield.
Whoever in the crowd that actually grabbed the sign is a fucking prick for doing it.

The people who were yelling at the father were probebly yelling what a moron he was to use his daughter as a protest tool.

So fuck both of them.

12clicks 09-17-2004 08:11 AM

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Originally posted by Furious_Male


For all we know Bush supporters posing as Kerry supporters did this for the press to eat up (its a stretch :1orglaugh )

Id be embarrassed to have to believe this about my side.

Yes, 13 points up in the poll and we stage this. hahaha, buy a clue.

you can almost never have a group of liberal protesters without assualts and arrests. kinda displays what they are.

12clicks 09-17-2004 08:17 AM

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Originally posted by Dead13
What a fucking hyprocrite you are.

Anytime a Kerry supporter says something you disagree wit you tell them to shut up. Who the fuck are you to use the 1st ammendment against anybody?

dear rabble, go find a post where I've every told somone with a different viewpoint to "shut up"

Quote:

Originally posted by Dead13
republicans only believe in the Freedom of experssion as long as it suites them, any time someone says something they disagree with they try as hard as they can to shut them the fuck up.

And yes we should bring up that all the Republicans on this board agreed it was ok to fire a poor old lady for choosing to vote for Kerry.

you got a link to that?
post it and then point out *my* post.

Quote:

Originally posted by Dead13
Heres a clue for you, The daddy is a fucking idiot and irresponsible for marching his 3 year old daughter into a Kerry rally to use her as a shield.
Whoever in the crowd that actually grabbed the sign is a fucking prick for doing it.

The people who were yelling at the father were probebly yelling what a moron he was to use his daughter as a protest tool.

So fuck both of them.

dear rabble, here in America, a 3ry old should be safe holding a sign.
perhaps the father was exposing his daughter to the political process and explaining how its ok to peacefully disagree with someone.

What she learned was that liberal rabble are dangerous.

neverlearn 09-17-2004 08:17 AM

Ok Dad, time to put down the girl and start kickin' ass an takin names...

sperbonzo 09-17-2004 08:18 AM

So, by the logic of the people posting on this thread.....then it is OK for Bush supporters to assault a person carrying a Kerry sign?


Sorry..... I don't get it at all. You guys must not think of freedom of speech the same way I do:2 cents:

pussyluver 09-17-2004 08:19 AM

Can't comment without knowing the whole story. not even gonna try to read something in to it.

They say porn is bad, maybe there should be AVS for politics?

Same thing could of happened at a baseball game. The little girl had a Cardnials cap on at a Cubs game. So somebody throws a beer at her.

mardigras 09-17-2004 08:24 AM

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Originally posted by 12clicks
dear rabble, here in America, a 3ry old should be safe holding a sign.
Please point me to any legit source that says she was holding the sign.

Furious_Male 09-17-2004 08:25 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by 12clicks
Id be embarrassed to have to believe this about my side.

Yes, 13 points up in the poll and we stage this. hahaha, buy a clue.

you can almost never have a group of liberal protesters without assualts and arrests. kinda displays what they are.

I placed the laughing emotican with that comment to indicate I was joking. I doubt the action I suggested transpired.

Unfortunately I don't see many liberal protests to view for myself the amount of assaults and arrests. This due to the fact that the Republicans will not allow protests and instead designate areas many miles away from any events.

Yes right to protest but waaaaaaaaay over here in the corner where no one can hear you.

woj 09-17-2004 08:26 AM

50

sperbonzo 09-17-2004 08:29 AM

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Originally posted by mardigras
Please point me to any legit source that says she was holding the sign.
Who cares who was holding the sign? At what age is it ok to assault someone and destroy their property because you disagree with their politics?

12clicks 09-17-2004 08:29 AM

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Originally posted by pussyluver
Can't comment without knowing the whole story. not even gonna try to read something in to it.

They say porn is bad, maybe there should be AVS for politics?

Same thing could of happened at a baseball game. The little girl had a Cardnials cap on at a Cubs game. So somebody throws a beer at her.

what's your point?
are you excusing these scumbags at the ball game or the ones at the airport?

sperbonzo 09-17-2004 08:30 AM

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Originally posted by Furious_Male
I placed the laughing emotican with that comment to indicate I was joking. I doubt the action I suggested transpired.

Unfortunately I don't see many liberal protests to view for myself the amount of assaults and arrests. This due to the fact that the Republicans will not allow protests and instead designate areas many miles away from any events.

Yes right to protest but waaaaaaaaay over here in the corner where no one can hear you.


Interesting...... Are you referring the Democratic National convention? The one in Boston where they kept the supporter locked up in big cages? Are those the "republicans" that you are referring to?

Just wondering...

12clicks 09-17-2004 08:31 AM

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Originally posted by Furious_Male
I placed the laughing emotican with that comment to indicate I was joking. I doubt the action I suggested transpired.

Unfortunately I don't see many liberal protests to view for myself the amount of assaults and arrests. This due to the fact that the Republicans will not allow protests and instead designate areas many miles away from any events.

Yes right to protest but waaaaaaaaay over here in the corner where no one can hear you.

you obviously missed the DNC and the fenced in, tarped over area for the protesters showing up there. :Oh crap

perverted and proud 09-17-2004 08:33 AM

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Originally posted by Reak
kerry must win
that's exactly what the sign tearer was thinkin as well.

i'm from canaduh, and we even watch in hopeless disbelief that bush actually has people who support his totally moronic ass.

Furious_Male 09-17-2004 08:34 AM

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Originally posted by sperbonzo
Interesting...... Are you referring the Democratic National convention? The one in Boston where they kept the supporter locked up in big cages? Are those the "republicans" that you are referring to?

Just wondering...

No I am refering to the designated protest zones that are in place anytime Bush is in town.

If someone is violent or starting a riot they should be locked in cages regardless of the party they support.

pussyluver 09-17-2004 08:36 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by 12clicks
what's your point?
are you excusing these scumbags at the ball game or the ones at the airport?

I'm excusing neither. My point speaks to society in America today. Thought that was obvious?

sperbonzo 09-17-2004 08:36 AM

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Originally posted by perverted and proud
that's exactly what the sign tearer was thinkin as well.

i'm from canaduh, and we even watch in hopeless disbelief that bush actually has people who support his totally moronic ass.

So I guess you would assault Bush supporters in order to impose your opinion on them?

hmmmmm..... I guess that National Sociolism isn't dead after all...

ColBigBalls 09-17-2004 08:37 AM

guess she never served in Vietnam

12clicks 09-17-2004 08:38 AM

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Originally posted by Furious_Male
No I am refering to the designated protest zones that are in place anytime Bush is in town.

If someone is violent or starting a riot they should be locked in cages regardless of the party they support.

liberals are well known for their violent protests, conservatives are not.

(think WTO protests, they aren't conservatives or republicans)

the violent rabble need to be kept away from the president. I understand this seems new to you but the facts are, there was never a need to protect clinton from conservative protesters. this liberal rabble needs to be kept far away from Bush.

sperbonzo 09-17-2004 08:39 AM

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Originally posted by Furious_Male
No I am refering to the designated protest zones that are in place anytime Bush is in town.

If someone is violent or starting a riot they should be locked in cages regardless of the party they support.

The protesters in Boston were not violent. The Democrats had the cages set up before the protesters got there, they kept ALL of them inside of the cages.

When Clinton was president, protestors were kept away from him also.......they ALWAYS are kept back from sitting presidents for security reasons. ALL presidents.

12clicks 09-17-2004 08:39 AM

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Originally posted by pussyluver
I'm excusing neither. My point speaks to society in America today. Thought that was obvious?
what was obvious is your lack of condemnation of the assault on a 3yr old.

ColBigBalls 09-17-2004 08:41 AM

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Originally posted by sperbonzo

hmmmmm..... I guess that National Sociolism isn't dead after all...

http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/.../rs-lgflag.gif

directfiesta 09-17-2004 08:41 AM

Do dems were forced to remove a pro-kerry T-shirt, arrested and handcuffed at a Rep gathering.
That never and will never happen .... :1orglaugh

pussyluver 09-17-2004 08:49 AM

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Originally posted by 12clicks
what was obvious is your lack of condemnation of the assault on a 3yr old.
Your sig says it all, "I'm the brick wall"

quote 12clicks current sig:
"I'm the brick wall morons bang their head against"

So call me the moron and lets moveon.org

Furious_Male 09-17-2004 08:50 AM

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Originally posted by sperbonzo
The protesters in Boston were not violent. The Democrats had the cages set up before the protesters got there, they kept ALL of them inside of the cages.

When Clinton was president, protestors were kept away from him also.......they ALWAYS are kept back from sitting presidents for security reasons. ALL presidents.

Protecting a president is one thing. Making it so a protester can not be heard is another. I wasnt at the DNC in Boston so I don't know the location of this protected area that protesters were put in but I do know Bush is famous for making it impossible for protestors to be heard above and beyond security.

Tom_PMs 09-17-2004 09:00 AM

We're all someones children.

In related news, A woman was arrested for heckling laura bush today.

:glugglug

directfiesta 09-17-2004 09:01 AM

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Originally posted by Furious_Male
Bush is famous for making it impossible for protestors to be heard above and beyond security.
he is mainly concerned about " been shown ".

You NEVER see a protester or a protest sign.
You do see unanimous cheering people and mostly you see him waving constantly ( coming down from the plane ) to a possible crowd. But I think there is nobody when he waves as such, otherwise a shot of the crowd would be done on the spot.

mardigras 09-17-2004 09:05 AM

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Originally posted by sperbonzo
Who cares who was holding the sign? At what age is it ok to assault someone and destroy their property because you disagree with their politics?
How about at the point someone shoves it in their face. If you were to shove a sign in my face you'd be lucky if that's all that got tore up.:glugglug

sperbonzo 09-17-2004 09:11 AM

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Originally posted by Furious_Male
Protecting a president is one thing. Making it so a protester can not be heard is another. I wasnt at the DNC in Boston so I don't know the location of this protected area that protesters were put in but I do know Bush is famous for making it impossible for protestors to be heard above and beyond security.
In this day and age....if Kerry wins, you will see the same kind of security around him.

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How about at the point someone shoves it in their face. If you were to shove a sign in my face you'd be lucky if that's all that got tore up.
Where did you see that it was shoved in anyones face? They were standing at a fence...facing the fence. How could they "shove it in their face"?

BTW, this happened to me at an anti-war rally in Miami. I came with a sign that was for the war, and people were grabbing at it, trying to pull it down..... the only difference was that I'm 6'4" and I held it out of their hands....and pushed back at the people that were pushing at me, but I've seen firsthand how anti-bush protesters act towards people that don't agree with them.:2 cents:

mardigras 09-17-2004 09:23 AM

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Originally posted by sperbonzo
Where did you see that it was shoved in anyones face?
That was the point of a couple of my previous posts. We have no clue what happened. The original poster embellished the story that the girl was holding the sign and that it was thrown back at her while people cheered.

Besides not being able to find any legit source that supports that, we are left with a pic that suggests that after whatever happened her dad stood there calmly and posed for a pic while she cried while pushing a piece of a sign in her hand.

A picture may be worth 1000 words, but you can attatch 1000 words to any pic.:2 cents:

This story is useless without video.

M_M 09-17-2004 09:27 AM

father is guilty of child endangerment

mardigras 09-17-2004 09:31 AM

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Originally posted by M_M
father is guilty of child endangerment
Almost as bad as dangling a baby out a window:glugglug

sperbonzo 09-17-2004 09:33 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by mardigras
That was the point of a couple of my previous posts. We have no clue what happened. The original poster embellished the story that the girl was holding the sign and that it was thrown back at her while people cheered.

Besides not being able to find any legit source that supports that, we are left with a pic that suggests that after whatever happened her dad stood there calmly and posed for a pic while she cried while pushing a piece of a sign in her hand.

A picture may be worth 1000 words, but you can attatch 1000 words to any pic.:2 cents:

This story is useless without video.

Actually, I heard the father interviewed this morning on the radio. He was holding a sign, and so was his daughter. They were both taken, and, as far as "posed for a pic", the father says that he turned around and left as soon as it happened. When someone takes a pic in the middle of the action, the action is frozen.... This was obviously a moment after the thug in the green hat had grabbed the sign, the father still has to take several seconds to assess the situation, and turn around and get out of there......"calmly stood for a pic"? Give me a break!

I don't see how ANY person that grabs ANYONE ELSE'S sign because they don't agree with them is justified. That just seems common sense to me.....NO MATTER WHICH SIDE OF THE FENCE YOUR ON

sperbonzo 09-17-2004 09:36 AM

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Originally posted by M_M
father is guilty of child endangerment
....and the people that assaulted them are guily of what? Nothing? I don't see your point at all... Don't you think that the other people were wrong? I bet if it was your child, or baby sister, or whatever, YOU would be kicking some ass out there.

Rochard 09-17-2004 09:45 AM

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Originally posted by chodadog
That is fucked up shit. Argue all you will about whether or not the father should have his daughter there and whether or not he should have her holding the sign, but it's fucking disgusting that someone would put a 3 year old through a traumatic situation like that.

Whoever did it deserves a good ass kicking.

It's pretty clear you don't have kids. A three year old has a "traumatic situation" on average of once per hour.

crockett 09-17-2004 09:46 AM

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Originally posted by Fake Nick
idiot !!

so you are basically saying we cannot raise our kids the christian way ? since they did not shose for it ??

please don't make laugh :1orglaugh

foolio 09-17-2004 09:56 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Paul Waters
I think it is horrible that daddy is impposing his politics on someone too young to make an informed choice.

:feels-hot

EXACTLYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY Y CORRECT

Giorgio_Xo 09-17-2004 09:56 AM

That's not nice.


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