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To: faithhopecharity

The people I saw demonstrating today were way too old to cause any trouble. They could barely walk and some were in wheelchairs, ancient hippies reliving the Vietnam days.


22 posted on 04/05/2025 3:26:01 PM PDT by SaxxonWoods (The road is a dangerous place man, you can die out here...or worse. -Johnny Paycheck, 1980, Reno, NV)
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To: SaxxonWoods

hi
thanks for that

under the circumstances, that’s good news

usually these street gangfests are comprised of strong youngsters recruited on campus, etc. they can become very theatening to innocent citzens just trying to walk by

old codgers in wheel chairs protesting? why? they’ve already imported their communist-China wheelchairs, they won’t have to pay any tariff

smiles smiles
but I’d best not kid them too much, since I (at least hope) to get old and codgery and to have so much free time to be able to relive my (misguided) youth

smiles s mile


24 posted on 04/05/2025 3:37:54 PM PDT by faithhopecharity ("Politicians aren't born, they're excreted." Marcus Tullius Cicero (106 to 43 BCE))
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To: SaxxonWoods

RE: ...way too old to cause any trouble. ... ancient hippies reliving the Vietnam days.

Still keep an eye on them. They studied Che Guevara quotes in Rolling Stone and Ramparts Magazine when they were in college.

“Old age and treachery will overcome youth and skill.”
Attributed to Fausto Coppi, a renowned Italian competitive cyclist.
He was said to have crafty techniques for defeating younger opponents in races.


27 posted on 04/05/2025 3:40:21 PM PDT by frank ballenger (There's a battle outside and it's raging. It'll soon shake your windows and rattle your walls. )
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