What happened to the story of sonic weapon use on protesters in Seattle?

mullard12ax7

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Sat Oct-31-09 09:34 PM
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What happened to the story of sonic weapon use on protesters in Seattle?

Also, where'd all the code pink people go? How about all the people who visited Cindy Sheehan? Where are all those people that showed up "in the streets" to support Obama?

Oh that's right, you people will never "take to the streets" for anything. LOL.

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tavalon

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Sat Oct-31-09 09:36 PM
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1. "you people"? Who are you speaking of?

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blondeatlast

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Sat Oct-31-09 09:40 PM
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5. Those of us who have better things to do than pushing cyberstones up

Edited on Sat Oct-31-09 09:40 PM by blondeatlast

cybermountains.

:rofl:

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mullard12ax7

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Sat Oct-31-09 09:45 PM
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8. The same people the other poster was referring to

Also, I looked up the sonic weapon story before I posted this, I knew it was Pittsburgh. Purposeful mistakes get immediate attention, like Faux news, people just love telling someone how wrong they are.

The LRAD use in Pittsburgh was highly successful, at 150 decibels it drove protesters away quickly but I wouldn't let that deter anyone, LOL. I wouldn't let mass arrests, rubber bullets, surveillance files or 100 other forms of retaliation bother anyone either, I mean who cares? We're all just lazy, Weeeeeeeeee!

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Junkdrawer

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Sat Oct-31-09 09:37 PM
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2. Pittsburgh, not Seattle n/t

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jonnyblitz

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Sat Oct-31-09 09:37 PM
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3. the sonic weapon was at the G20 event in PITTSBURG not

Seattle.

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anonymous171

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Sat Oct-31-09 09:38 PM
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4. Unfortunately, I can't take to the street because I have a job

The RWers tend to be older and on social security so they can stage those massive protests whenever they want. The rest of us are not so lucky.

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NYC_SKP

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Sat Oct-31-09 09:40 PM
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6. This has to be the most incomprehensible post of the evening, and with an attitude.

Anything that includes the term, "you people" makes me LOL.

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mullard12ax7

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Sat Oct-31-09 09:45 PM
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9. Just for your entertainment too

Got any pretty pictures this evening?

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MadHound

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Sat Oct-31-09 09:41 PM
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7. I'm in the street at least once, if not twice a week protesting the wars,

Where's your happy ass? Oh, yeah, on an internet chatboard somewhere being smug and talking shit.

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demodonkey

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Sat Oct-31-09 10:00 PM
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10. It was Pittsburgh at the G20 this September, not Seattle.

Nothing much is really happening here in Western PA since, except maybe a hearing or two,

And that the Pittsburgh Mayor who is so proud of his Police is running for re-election Tuesday, and his County Executive (who likes paperless electronic voting machines and wants to tax hospital beds) is running for Governor next year.

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