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50,000+ Protest the War!

Lots of people. Lots of slogans. Lots of energy. Lots of hope.

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Guest		31-Mar-2006 11:36
I looked everywhere in these pic but didn't see any tanks, machine guns, anthrax, or guys names Akeem with bombs strapped to their chest shouting the name Allah. Oh yeah..now I remember...Bush is the reason for this.

Guest		31-Jan-2006 21:52
I like the people on pbase that sign out of their account then come back to comment as guest. LOL

Guest		31-Jan-2006 14:33
Nice gallery. Any time you can get a bunch of dipshit Republicans to spew what they heard on Bill Oreilly, you've done a good thing.

Fred Parsons		31-Jan-2006 05:57
If we had as many solid, realistic, workable alternatives given as we have plain protest, then we might all be making progress. Lets hear them ......

RightThinker		31-Jan-2006 05:35
"It is clear that Jan Symank has no clue what he is talking about. Man will never learn that there are no winners in war -- we all lose. It is time Man realises that war only serves itself." This is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. Yes there are winners in war. When we defeat a ruthless dictator, we win. When we stop a madman from killing thousands of innocent people, we win. Do you think there were no winners in WW2? How about the REST OF THE WORLD being saved from the ravages of Adolf Hitler? We won, he lost -- simple as that. You people have got to start using your brains and figure out that sometimes war is a necessary evil in the world. The rest of the world is usually too weak and scared to go after those that must be removed from power so it's up to the good ole USA to take out the trash, and that's exactly what we do. Ask the Iraqi people who have been living under Saddam's rule for years what they think about the war. As you walk down the streets of your lovely middle class city, warm coats on, nice shoes, stomachs full of the latest Starbucks concoction, waving your pretty little signs in protest, think about how those people would feel and what they would think if they saw you. Those of us in the developed world have NO IDEA what it's like to live under a dictatorship and pathetic displays like this are the height of arrogance if you ask me. You have no idea what it's like being an Iraqi so what makes you think you have any right to protest anything JUST because it makes you feel all warm and fuzzy?

Guest		30-Jan-2006 19:51
Big Nik, What's wrong with being a communist? According to Professor RJ Rummel book, "Death by Government," only about 76 million people killed in communist China under Mao.

Guest		29-Jan-2006 16:21
It is clear that Jan Symank has no clue what he is talking about. Man will never learn that there are no winners in war -- we all lose. It is time Man realises that war only serves itself.

Big Nik		05-Aug-2003 08:36
Protesting the war in Iraq had nothing to with protecting Saddam Hussein, and I must say that considering you follow a peaceful religion with exhalts tolerance in its moderate form, you are filled with a lot of hate my friend. The protests for me were more about fighting what I considered the un-necessary slaughter of people. And all for oil... If anyone out there is still naieve enough to believe that Iraq was not about oil, then read Paul Wolfowitz's comments concerning the war. Why are we communists for protesting the war? And what is wrong with being communist? Peace, Big Nik

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