When these phoneys who are just racists pretending to be Patriots because they hate losing oppose the Patriot Act which is about as anti-patriot as you can get then I will listen to them. Where were they when we essentially had a coup d'état in this country over a very suspicious 911???

Spread that far and wide!

braved wind chill of 17 below to protest the invasion of Iraq. These poor souls let a little rain deter them?

Sad...

Sunrise, perhaps.

A stop sign.

Yipping chihuahuas.

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And, shortly thereafter, we started seeing those insulting "free speech" zones placed strategically far away from Dubya and/or his cronies. I suspect Rove had something to do with those -- and the propagandized nomenclature.

they will melt like the Wicked Witch of the West. nt

of their sycophants would rejoice?

and it was fucking cold, and it was crazy crowded. I came in on a bus from Detroit full of activists. Early 2003 iirc? Before the bombs even started.. I think the low estimates were half a million people, the high estimates at a million. All day long in the freezing weather.

Although the media treated it like it was 25 people...


eta: seems like you may have been talking about an NYC protest, I was remembering one in DC where the air temps were in the teens and the wind was nuts.

where the M$M panned the sparse outer edges of the ginormous crowd of protestors, and alleged there were only "tens of thousands" of us, and weren't we a pathetic little bunch?

A very young CNN reporter "interviewed" me (I'm sure because I looked upwardly mobile in my thrift-store cashmere wool coat, pashmina scarf, and felted wool hat), and was visibly dismayed when I commented on the placement of their cameras, the size of the crowd, and Gloria Steinem's adjuration that all activists write five letters a week. She then asked me if I was warm enough in the bitterly cold wind, shifting the convo to the weather. Guess which tiny part of that filmed "interview" aired...

They were Raptured! What terrible timing.

Could happen to anyone.

rap-turd.

to talk to the chairs?

chairs?

That was a funny night.

...photo, is it? This is not really a shot of DC, chairs waiting--is it?

I'm very photo-naive, so seriously---tell me.

And I was hoping to find the answer on this thread, as well. I have to guess that it isn't for this event, though, because seriously (and hilariously), they'd have had to have more people to set up the chairs than they had attendees.

But it had nothing to do with any American Spring protest. Simply preparations for a commencement ceremony (George Washington University?) on the Mall this weekend.

the comments here are hilarious, love the one about Clint Eastwood.

one way to tell is the "imgflip.com" in the lower corner... it's just a joke

...if you ever want to find the source of a photo, one way is to right click on it, click properties ...copy the URL address and then put into google "search by image" doesn't always work but sometimes it does

please keep going! lol

we're taking all the good material

Had to let you know I lol'd when I saw it. Thanx!

of being out-attended by the porta-potties.


rocktivity

on this massive assault on Washington?

because.. BENGHAZI!

it's Hillary's fault

I must know their trick.

to erase 30,000,000 people from the chairs, and then be silent about it. Not a peep managed to leak out.

When I saw this story on the news I wondered where they got the 10-30 million prediction of how many were expected to show up. Where did they get that figure? Unless they had that many replies online they could have only pulled it out of their ass. But then I realized that's where they carry their brains . . .

glad I wasn't drinking something when I saw it

I don't want to replace my keyboard from liquid damage

Im having difficulty taking all these tea tards seriously with all the deserved mocking they are getting.

It took time and effort to put out those chairs, and that doesn't come free.

How have you been? Good to hear from you...

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