Nazi March Canceled When Police Disperse Rock-throwing Protesters (ongoing looting)

nbc24.com ^ | 10/15/2005 | N/A

[sageb1]

TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) - Police used tear gas to break up a rock-throwing crowd that had gathered to protest a planned march Saturday by the National Socialist Movement.

At least two dozen members of a Roanoke, Va.-based group that calls itself "America's Nazi Party" had gathered at Wilson Park just before noon and were to march under police protection.

[freema]

Thank you for the kind remark and generous intellectual input.

[Black Tooth]

Would you rather I offer a fabricated opinion?

[jerri]

In your replies you stated that the rioters were responding to the march. You blame the marchers not the rioters.

[Black Tooth]

Putting the blame where it really belongs, however, necessitates talking about... well, as John Derbyshire found out, You can't talk about that..

As some suggest, those in the neighborhood, and the gang bangers were just so angry at those 15 weirdos, they just couldn't help themselves. They went into an uncontrollable trance that forced them to loot and burn private property. It's not really their fault.

[SeaBiscuit]

Your welcome. I think were fighting on the same side. ;-) God Bless.

[freema]

If you can't be polite, I'd rather you didn't offer me anything. What I think doesn't matter to you anyway, The only logical conclusion I can draw from you bothering to ask is that you'd like to argue. I already married ; )

[freema]

: )

[combat_boots]

Here's some other reading, then.

http://www.toledofreepress.com/?id=842

[DJ MacWoW]

In your replies you stated that the rioters were responding to the march. You blame the marchers not the rioters.

Nope. They never marched. There was a whole lot that went on before the riots and if you look for info, you'll find it. A blindman could have seen this coming.

[popdonnelly]

My question is, what's the difference between the Nazis and the rioters? The Nazis staged the march to intimidate, and the rioters rioted to intimidate. They're supposedly polar opposites, but they both rely on intimidation to coerce others.

[Black Tooth]

and the rioters rioted to intimidate.

No they didn't. They just wanted to loot, burn, raise hell and get stuff for free.

[Black Tooth]

This is an almost literal repetition of what happened in Washington DC (I don't remember just when, but no doubt somebody can find it). The KKK (I think) was planning a rally on the Mall

What about jury verdicts they dislike?

Loot, burn, rob, kill. Same thing isn't it?

[BykrBayb]

My kids are starting to form some opinions about this...

And so it goes... Well, maybe the next generation will figure it out.

[BykrBayb]

Very odd how the Fox reporter on the scene keeps calling them "protestors".

You know what's worse? When I first turned on the coverage, there was apparently a typo on the scroll bar. It said something like "people protecting the Nazis have become violent." That was the first I heard of it. The rioters they were showing on screen didn't look like anyone I would expect to be siding with the Nazis. It took me a while to figure it out.

[BykrBayb]

Predicted number of arrests: -0-

That was my prediction as well. I'm happy to say we were both wrong.

[PositiveCogins]

Chicken Shi// cops stand around scared out of their wits while a bunch of thugs destroy peoples property. Just like
Columbine HS. This proves my point cops are for revenue purposes only. Worthless.

[Total Package]

bang....

[Sender]

Sad reality is...the repulsive Nazis were no threat to police or property, but the 'residents' are deadly thugs.

[anymouse]