'Restore the Constitution' Rally in Arlington, VA - pics

Don Syfrett of Dallas, Ga. , makes a phone call while demonstrating for first and second amendment rights at a "Restore the Constitution" rally at Gravelly Point Park in Arlington, Va. , Monday, April 19, 2010.


Armed protesters demonstrate for first and second amendment rights at a "Restore the Constitution" rally at Gravelly Point Park in Arlington, Va, Monday, April 19, 2010.


Armed protesters gather for a group photo after holding a rally for first and second amendment rights at a "Restore the Constitution" rally at Gravelly Point Park in Arlington, Va. , Monday, April 19, 2010.


Scott Campanaro of Altoona, Pennsylvania carries a M-1 Garand rifle at "Restore the Constitution Rally 4-19-2010" at Gravelly Point Park in Virginia, across the Potomac River in Washington, April 19, 2010.


A participant at "Restore the Constitution Rally 4-19-2010" is seen with a rifle and a handgun at Gravelly Point Park in Virginia, across the Potomac River from Washington, April 19, 2010.


Armed protesters demonstrate for first and second amendment rights at a "Restore the Constitution" rally at Gravelly Point Park in Arlington, Va. , Monday, April 19, 2010.


With a gun slung over her shoulder, Rachel Cook, left, a nurse from Knoxville, Ten. , and her husband Garrett, listen to remarks as armed protesters gathered to demonstrate for first and second amendment rights at a "Restore the Constitution" rally at Fort Hunt Park in Alexandria, Va, Monday, April 19, 2010.


Participants listen to a speaker at "Restore the Constitution Rally 4-19-2010" at Gravelly Point Park in Virginia, across the Potomac River in Washington, April 19, 2010.


Chuck Headings, left, and Randy Dye, right, protest during a "Restore the Constitution" rally at Gravelly Point Park in Arlington, Va. , Monday, April 19, 2010.


A participant at "Restore the Constitution Rally 4-19-2010" is seen with a rifle and a handgun at Gravelly Point Park in Virginia, across the Potomac River in Washington, April 19, 2010.


Don Syfrett of Dallas, Ga. , makes a phone call while demonstrating for first and second amendment rights at a "Restore the Constitution" rally at Gravelly Point Park in Arlington, Va, Monday, April 19, 2010.

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Of the true numbers of asshats that want this sort of "protest."

This is so much like TeaBaggers protesting taxes on the day that 95% of us received a tax cut... are they protesting their inability to cary a weapon... as they carry a weapon?

:shrug:

Regardless of what some of the hand-wringers and hair-pullers predicted, it was no big deal.

watching these few idiots.

Define 'attended.'










Define 'that?'

:shrug: By the time it makes Fox news there will be close to a million there.

"Like just Patrick Swayze and some kids fought off the RUSSKIES! The 21 Asshat Brigade is going to bring the big hurt on ANYONE who tries to give us tax cuts or let us buy health insurance."

:sarcasm:

Remind me again of what needs to be restored? What is their gripe? Seems they are doing what they want to do here... scares the fuck out of me, but whatever.

And the TeaBaggers decided that was a good day for their anti-tax protest...

Oh, brother.

Thankfully these asshats are as short in number as they are in IQ.

at the drop of a hat!

This is all they could muster after a year of planning? Pretty pathetic, thankfully.

.. but was still only attended by what looks like 2-300.

...in my neighborhood, even though Brooklyn is part of the United States. The 2nd Amendment says that they should be able to carry their guns anywhere, and they can't. There are plenty of people around here who feel the same way.

Sorry, folks. I don't want this in my neighborhood:





I don't want to go into the Starbucks and see this:





Keep the fucking guns at home.
I don't care how many you own, or how often you go to the shooting range.
Do all the hunting and collecting you want.
But if you show up on Flatbush Ave looking like that, you ARE going to get arrested...

(hint, the optic is on backwards.)

...but, no I'm not OK with that.

After the suicide bombing in the Moscow subway a few weeks ago, the NYC subways were overrun with guys looking like that. It was a complete waste, they were only there to freak us out.

Their only purpose is instill fear in the populace, so that we don't go and loot that building in your photo.

Not to mention melanin-challenged. Too bad; looks like there was nobody there for them to shoot. Unless they turned their weapons on each other. Which I sincerely hope doesn't happen.

Now they can play but the cool kids have moved the fuck on.

there's more photographers and newsman than demonstrators.

Besides, I get the feeling teabaggers pretty much co-opted both marches in DC today. Not my cup of joe.

Do these idiots have any idea how stupid they look?

"I put that poor bastard in 12 out of his misery!"

:wtf:

Communist weapons? Really?

:thumbsup:

You could submerge one in mud for a month or run it over with a truck, and there's a really good chance it'll still work as soon as you pick it up.

I have nothing but respect for the M4, but it tends to be a little fussy at times.

but that's not the point here. These people are against anything 'socialist, communist,' and, you know, 'Obamaist,' but don't mind having medicare and AK-47s? Sweet Baby Jesus, the next thing you learn is that they drive a Hyundai with the confederate flag on it!

.... :thumbsup: ....

just watch the faux snooze tonite, I'll be the one outstanding in the field.

I'm applying for a job at Fox News by the way.

TlalocW

Snicker

are they that frickin dumb?