Iraq: The Aftermath. Man fined $10,000 for protesting war in Iraq

Mercury News.com ^ | Aug 12, 2003 | Unknown

[SkyPilot]

Ryan Clancy

[banjo joe]

Here's the tipoff:
"as well as the rest of the planet"

When you see "planet" you have a liberal moron.

[Conservomax]

Why is this rich little white c**t getting a platform, because he was a "human shield" what a fucking idiot. I bet when he was over there he was hunkered down in a hotel 10 miles from any shit.
I hate these fucks, I am the same age as this kid, I went to college with guilty suburban pussies like him. They don't think for themselves. They were brainwashed by their idiotic rich hippie parents. This kid's opinions are worth shit.

[<1/1,000,000th%]

You have to quit holding back. You're going to have a stroke or something. ;)

[Marie Antoinette]

"The U.S. was interfering in an extremely destructive way, punishing Saddam's victims and breeding more terrorists."

Uh, most of Sadmans' victims were dead already. What the H... does he think we did to them?

Education degree....Crayons.... I think I see a pattern here.

[Nataku X]

Didn't Ryan Clancy register on FR to respond to criticisms? Of course, he got banned... he didn't seem to be the brightest lightbulb.

[<1/1,000,000th%]

He was really over there to make sure the kids were "on task".

[BlueLancer]

"They were brainwashed by their idiotic rich hippie parents."

I don't think that this kid's father was a hippie of any type, much less a rich one. Sounds eminently sensible to me.

"My father went the other way: He accused me of siding with the enemy. He called me a terrorist." Ryan Clancy, human shield.

[Cultural Jihad]

Pay up and shuddup. Seems like those big ole principles so important in February aren't worth paying for now.

;-)

[Conservomax]

Generally speaking they are hippie idiots.

[BlueLancer]

Generally speaking, I would agree ...

I remember in '68 when the protests came to Midland, Michigan, protesting against Dow Chemical's involvement in the making of napalm. The Dow stockholders' meeting was held in the auditorium of our junior high school and the school was surrounded on two sides by the "great unwashed", probably these same "hippie parents" you're referring to.

We had a field day on the roof of the school with eggs and tomatoes. In advance of the "happening", we built a catapault and a giant balista/slingshot in the wood shop and put them to good use that day. Our shop teacher gave us all an "A" for that six-week period, citing our "applied woodworking skills" as justification.

[Conservomax]

I'm sorry, I just don't understand the mindset of a good number from my generation (late gen X early Gen Y). They are so confident in their views which are usually so screwed up and ultimately wrong. We are going to end up destroying the country because they have no grip on reality.
They have been brainwashed by MTV and their pravda educations. I went to a small semi-elite college (which will remained unnamed). I was disgusted by all the pseudo-holden caufields running around, they were all so proud of their little "unique" individualistic identities which were neither "unique" or individualistic, it was like going to school with 2500 liberal clones.

[Conservomax]

A field day with eggs and tomatoes

Sweet.

[WestPacSailor]

I think the government should waive the $10,000 fine if Commrade Clancy agrees to go back to Iraq and stay there.

[<1/1,000,000th%]

Typical of kids I think.

You should be proud that surveys show your generation to the the most conservative in 50 years. (Just don't look too close right now.)

;)

[Conservomax]

Maybe you're right. I need to see teh big picture I was born and raised in the Northeast. And I did graduate over a year before 9-11.

[zarf]

If he feels strongly enough to break the law, more power to him. Just suck it up and take the punishment.

[muleskinner]

I hate these f*&%$, I am the same age as this kid, I went to college with guilty suburban pussies like him.

In Arnold voice - "That's a good one".