[Hoodlum91]

We were!

I have two moments:

One was walking up to the Lincoln Memorial through the veteran booths. Needless to say, the Eagles were in force there. There was a couple walking through and the woman said she felt "she was in enemy territory". Hey lady, you are surrounded by people who fought for this company. Exactly WHO is the enemy?

The other was walking back after the march. There were thre very lost looking peaceniks standing in the same spot as the moonbat lady from before the march. Everyone was tense and ready to pounce - until they noticed one of the peaceniks had blood all over his hand. The vets did a 180 and jumped to help them out. It was great - and a truly nice moment. Our vets are STILL fighting for others, even those that don't agree with them.

[Riley]

The other was walking back after the march. There were thre very lost looking peaceniks standing in the same spot as the moonbat lady from before the march. Everyone was tense and ready to pounce - until they noticed one of the peaceniks had blood all over his hand. The vets did a 180 and jumped to help them out. It was great - and a truly nice moment. Our vets are STILL fighting for others, even those that don't agree with them.

I was there, but probably earlier than that, so I missed it.

Very classy thing to do. Well done.

[rodguy911]

Remarkable post here, guess there is not much question about who to call when the s... hits the fan.