[cake_crumb]

Now why doesn't this surprise me??

[petercooper]

could you describe the ruckus, sir?

[The Great RJ]

Gee, why isn't this being reported by the mainstream media? </sarcasm

[cake_crumb]

"The Republicans would love to have images coming out of New York City that make them look like the reasonable ones like they’re about responsibility and law and order and creating a safe society, and that the left was unreasonable and violent."

Um...John...rioting IS violent. Throwing marbles under horses hooves, forcing them to fall on pavement and injusre themselves, is cruelty. The Republicans don't have to PRETEND the anarchists are anti-law and order, unreasonable and violent. Look up 'anarchy' in the doctionary, John. Another John who wants a John in the WH.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

I didn't know this about Teresa, but its even more reason to oppose her and her so-called husband.

[CaptRon]

"There’s a cadre, if you will, of criminal conspirators who are about the business of planning conspiracies to go in and cause mayhem and cause property damage and cause violence in major cities in America that have large conventions and large numbers of people coming in for one reason or another

RICO

[combat_boots]

How is this intention to cause panic not classified as a violation of interference with political campaign laws in the spirit of McCain-Feingold?

[Trapper]

"Rhetoric aside, with tactics like dog decoys intended to deliberately miscue bomb sniffing dogs in their bag of dirty tricks, tossing marbles under the hooves of police horses and using homemade slingshots to pelt the noble beasts, radical protesters should be prepared to wear the unreasonable shoe that best fits them."

Isn't it against the law to yell fire in a crowded theatre? Does this same law apply to those would incite panic and endanger the public in a time of war? Maybe these types of actions should be considered an act of terrorism in a time of war.

[reformedliberal]

ping

[MEGoody]

"pie throwing at high-level officials enroute to Madison Square Gardens."

You can bet your sweet bippy that if a Freeper were to hit one of the anti-Bush protesters with a pie, the protester would file a lawsuit. But they sure seem to think it is okay to hit conservatives with a pie.

[MEGoody]

"with tactics like dog decoys intended to deliberately miscue bomb sniffing dogs in their bag of dirty tricks, tossing marbles under the hooves of police horses and using homemade slingshots to pelt the noble beasts, radical protesters should be prepared to wear the unreasonable shoe that best fits them."

They should be jailed for these kinds of actions. This is not protesting - it is terrorism.

[MJemison]

..the stylish Terza Heins. .

Huh? Stylish? Must mean the blowsy hair and rumpled ill-fitting suits.

..'tossing marbles under their feet. . and shooting slingshots at police horses. .'

Does Peta know about this?

[NYFriend]

http://www.ruckus.org/index2.html

[JulieRNR21]

The Ketchup Queen financed the shadowy Tides Foundation to the tune of $4 million to date. The Tides Foundation funds the Ruckus Society, a notorious group of anarchists who rioted and looted Seattle during the 1999 World Trade Organization riots.

We better start 'spreading the word' as they say in NY, NY!!!

[backinthefold]

ping...

[mercy]

If they decoy a bomb sniffing dog from it's actual purpose .... this is terrorism designed to allow the true or real bomb to go unnoticed.

Thus this is murderous terrorism. This group is advocating murder of American citizens. I think it would be ok to shoot these people on sight.

In fact I advocate shooting anarchists by any true citizen. Sounds like fun actually.

[PatriotGirl827]

bttt

[Paul Atreides]

So, they want to tie law enforcement up so that it will make it even more difficult to keep an eye out for terrorists. And, they have the nerve to whine about people questioning their patriotism.