Bring the Troops Home Now -- Before They Rape Again (Idiots alert)

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[Antoninus]

Just when you thought the anti-war, anti-American left couldn't sink any lower, they plummet to Marianas Trench level. Below is a photo I snapped today of three absolute tools displaying their ignorance on Independence Mall in Philadelphia:

These morons have no idea how much harm they do their cause with stunts like this. A woman colleague of mine who is generally a liberal commented after seeing this display that these cretins ought to meet the business end of a blunt object.

For the record, I have no problem with legitimate expressions of dissent from President Bush's Iraq policy. Heaven knows, I've voiced it on occasion myself. But this approaches John Kerry-like status in terms of slandering our military.

Here's another picture of the same three stooges:

[Antoninus]

I posted these on my blog, but thought it was egregious enough to deserve a wider view.

If the Mods disagree, they'll move it.

[Brilliant]

Rape? Yup, just what we need more of in this country—rapists. /s

[Nachoman]

All these shootings in Philly, and these clowns are still standing.

[Mygirlsmom]

Looks to me like a few dweebs who are looking for attention any way they can get it. I doubt even they believe their own sign.

Dentists must love these types, because they rarely make it thru life with their own teeth intact.

[Libloather]

Where do United Nations peacekeepers go home to - once they abuse kids?

Charity Group Accuses Intl. Aid Workers of Sex Crimes
Posted: 1:17 PM May 27, 2008
Last Updated: 1:17 PM May 27, 2008
Reporter: Gloria Riviera

The charity group Save the Children released a report on May 27 accusing international aid workers of shocking crimes.

The report details the sexual abuse of children supposed to be under the protection of the United Nations and other groups.

The organization says the problem has been well known since 2002, but that little has been done to stop it.

The aid organization reports victims as young as six are being routinely sexually abused by the very people sent to protect them.

One 13-year-old girl is recovering from her own gang rape by, she says, ten Pakistani U.N. peacekeepers.

"They grabbed me and threw me on the ground," she said.

"They left me there bleeding."

Save the Children alleges the perpetrators belong to 23 humanitarian, peacekeeping, and security organizations, including the United Nations.

The problem has been well reported as far back as 2002.

"It ranges from anything from sex for food through to coerced sex," stated a report.

"And it really is despicable that it is allowed to carry on by this minority of people and brings the whole of the humanitarian response community into disrepute."

The report looked at two additional post-conflict areas - southern Sudan and Haiti.

In the case of the Ivory Coast teen, a village elder said, "now several months have passed and our complaints about this appalling rape have been completely ignored."

The United Nations says it is committed to tackling the problem but that it is impossible to ensure zero incidents.

Save the Children investigated 15 allegations against its own staff in 2007, and dismissed four employees.

It suggests a global watchdog be established to fight the problem.

http://www.wbko.com/home/headlines/19286404.html

[ConservaTexan]

As if defaming our troops is not bad enough, using punctuation from the land of the crimmigrants (¡xxx xxx!) demonstrates how heavily into the leftist kool-aid these useless, liberal a-holes really are.

[Das Outsider]

Yes, ladies, they are available!

What's up with the inverted exclamation point? No comprende.

[LSUfan]

Why weren’t they beaten with motorcycle chains?

[andy58-in-nh]

You know, I really try to understand why some people believe the incredibly stupid things they do. Many times it is a product of misinformation or poor education. Sometimes it is a lack of intellectual curiosity or capacity, perhaps combined with bad information. But others are clearly consumed by hatred and blinded by evil intent. The former groups are worth our attempts at persuasion.

As for those in these photos, all I can say is that many of their countrymen have selflessly given their lives so that these few may express themselves publicly without fear. To insult the brothers and sisters of our honored dead is no different than spitting on the flag they carried into battle and for which they died. It is worse than a shame: it is treason.

[chrisser]

I don’t understand the sign. I thought rape was a resume enhancer - it was when it was practiced by the last Commander in Chief.

[rlmorel]

Hey, if it was behavior appropriate for the former Commander in Chief, then it must be appropriate and expected from our soldiers, right?

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[spinestein]

That's pretty brave of those three protesters taking on the U.N. “peacekeepers” like that.

[Antoninus]

You know, I really try to understand why some people believe the incredibly stupid things they do. Many times it is a product of misinformation or poor education. Sometimes it is a lack of intellectual curiosity or capacity, perhaps combined with bad information. But others are clearly consumed by hatred and blinded by evil intent. The former groups are worth our attempts at persuasion.

I pass a group of aging hippies who protest in front of the federal court house in Philly on a regular basis. Their signs are generally reasonable even if I disagree with them: "War is not the answer", "Peace Now", the usual stuff. I feel like I could actually have a rational debate with those folks.

But there's no debating with people this stupid. These guys are simply lower than pond scum.

[Rembrandt]

“You know, I really try to understand why some people believe the incredibly stupid things they do. Many times it is a product of misinformation or poor education.”
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I’m pretty sure that Ward Churchill is not the only “Ward Churchill” messing with the minds of our youth. I do believe that they are allocated to every Liberal Arts educational system in all the colleges and uni’s (and primary and secondary systems) in this country.

[ApplegateRanch]

They talking about U.N. troops in east Timor?

U.N. troops in Congo?

Congolese troops in Congo?

French troops in Ivory Coast?

Their message is so unclear, I just don’t follow it.

[Antoninus]

Their message is so unclear, I just don’t follow it.

Pakistani troops in Ivory Coast, I'll wager. /sarc

[wildbill]

Feminists repeatedly drive home the point that rape is not sexual but driven by lust for power over the victim and therefore serial in nature.

So can we assume these bozos want the alleged martial rapists brought home to be turned loose against our citizenry?