[tgslTakoma]

Of course they shouldn't be stealing your signs, but can't you come up with clever signs that don't use personal attacks?

These people have stood outside Walter Reed for more than a year, holding a variety of signs... Signs that call our soldiers murderers, signs that call our leaders murderers, liars.

They have spoken to several Walter Reed soldiers and called them murderers.

They have also told those soldiers that their fellow soldiers are rapists, that they have committed war crimes...

You have bought into the whiny, touchy, feely, liberal complaint that calling a heap of horse dung a heap of horse dung is somehow mean-spirited. Well, calling them pinko hags is the gentlest thing we can call them.

Rather than re-hash Code Pink's red, red roots here on this thread; I would kindly suggest that you do a little internet investigating for yourself. They aren't a group of soccer moms who sit around singing Kumbaya. They hate our country, our form of government, our leaders, our soldiers.

Our goal is to let the public know who and what these people are, and in as direct and unvarnished a way as we can. People driving by the past two weeks have caught on very quickly to what Code Pink is up to.

BTW, we had a sign that had no name calling at all on it, attached to the fence at Walter Reed ("No Protest Zone. Soldiers Healing.") The Pinko hags cut that sign down and locked it in their car within minutes of their arrival one evening.

They do not care what the signs we have say. They simply do not believe that we have any right to oppose them.

As long as they continue to call our soldiers murderers, rapists, war criminals, etc., I'll keep calling Code Pinkos what they are.

Thanks for asking.

[maica]

Thanks for explaining so well to soccermom why the name is appropriate in the Walter Reed situation.

[PeteB570]

A big pat on the back, a cheer and a tip of the hat to all that you and the DC chapter do - with a little help from out-of-towners.

Hope to be up there with you some Friday evening in September. I could get there early but would have to bug out by 8:00ish.

[usmcobra]

To be at Walter Reed,
I'd drive that extra mile,
The thing our heroes need,
is found in every smile.
Freeper Save

[AGreatPer]

"As long as they continue to call our soldiers murderers, rapists, war criminals, etc., I'll keep calling Code Pinkos what they are."

Well said and well done.

[Ouderkirk]

TgslTakoma was being nice to you and certainly has more patience than I would.

Quite franky, I can't go to these FReeps. I simply can't contain my anger and disgust with Code Pinko and their ilk. I would violate several of the DC Chapter rules, while hurling epithets of the most vile sort.

These folks are there on our behalf and have done a STERLING job in representing all of us. And you have the mendacity to question their methods.

You should hang your head in shame...

[soccermom]

Our goal is to let the public know who and what these people are Fine and you do that by making signs exposing their actions -- not by name-calling. BTW, we had a sign that had no name calling at all on it, attached to the fence at Walter Reed ("No Protest Zone. Soldiers Healing.") The Pinko hags cut that sign down and locked it in their car within minutes of their arrival one evening. Good -- then that exposes them for who they are. Stick to exposing their tactics rather than giving them an excuse for their stunts.