What really was heartening was that, even in the bowels of a lib cesspool like DC, the cars who honked in support of us VASTLY outnumbered the pinkos by like 10:1. I mean it was not just the vehicles going in & out of WR, but countless ones just traveling the street. I only hope that more of those who support our troops and their mission begin to speak up loudly against their enemies here at home.
I was also surprised at the pinkos lack of "spirit". They really just seem to be going through the motions. Anyone with any sense or moral center has left them long ago, and the husk that remains is just a bunch of misfits & dried up 60's relics. They'd be pitiable if they weren't so evil.
Can't wait to do it again! , prayers, & big hugs to any WR patient who may happen to be reading this thread. I am forever grateful to all for your service to our country.
Wonderful story and thread, BillF and all who were there! It was an extremely spirited evening, probably because the outrageousness of these moonbats showing up on Veteran's Day with their holier-than-thou b******t was too much to take. Our (north) end of the FR battle line shouted at them pretty much constantly until they slunk away, many before their usual quittin' time, such endearments as,
"Pathetic losers!"
"You people are despicable, showing up here on Veteran's Day!"
"What do you mean, Professor, 'War is a war crime'? Is that like 'why do they call it rush hour, when all the cars go slow'?"
"You hear those beeps? They're for us, not for you!"
"Your vee-sign is for Victory! Victory in Iraq! They [passing cars] think you're with us!" (This actually made the newbies stop putting up the vee-sign.)
"What do you want, another 9-11?"
"While you're in Cuba, be sure to visit the political prisoners!"
"We thought you diversity people had good taste!"
Et cetera. Very, very satisfying to let them know how revolting they are.