[Sloth]

I don't understand why nobody hangs the Pearcys in effigy.

[AZ_Cowboy]

"Stephen Pearcy had little idea what kind of monster he was about to create when he stepped into a surplus store to buy materials for his latest political statement"

And sure, the kid had no idea that he'd get stung when he hit the beehive with a baseball bat.
/Sarcasm

“A lot of the people on the right tell us that we’re stupid, too.”

Judging from the previous quote from this idiot, I fail to see how anyone could conclude otherwise.

These people are lawyers, you say? Wow.

[Darkwolf377]

"The first soldier figure lasted less than a week and set the pattern for conflicts to come: Newscasters show it on TV, talk-radio hosts stir up listeners, a small mob congregates in front of the house, and the display is illegally torn down just in time for the footage to make the nightly news broadcast."

Now, if this were a story about people tearing down a Pro-Soldier display, here's how this guy would have written it:

"The first soldier figure lasted less than a week and set the pattern for the equal time expressions of free speech by REAL patriots to come: Newscasters show it on TV, liberal talk-radio hosts informed listeners, a small but feisty group of free speech advocates congregates in front of the house, and the display is mysteriously removed just in time for the footage to make the nightly news broadcast."

[Paul Atreides]

Stephen Pearcy had little idea what kind of monster he was about to create when he stepped into a surplus store to buy materials for his latest political statement.

Yeah, right!

[an amused spectator]

“I think that’s also part of the message,” explained Virginia, noting that although the Pearcys don’t have any relatives in Iraq right now, they’re hoping that people who do will see their display and think about who’s accountable.

Virginia and Steven Pearcy, and their fellow travelers on the Left in America are responsible for the majority of the U.S. military casualties in Iraq because they made sure the "insurgents" knew that the more U.S. soldiers that were killed or wounded, the better.

Period.