[2ndDivisionVet]

Bolsheviks.

[Gator113]

Just another Obama rally.

[NonValueAdded]

lots of longshoremen in that mix, I’ll wager

[NonValueAdded]

Do the raiders have a home game this weekend? Let's see them try to shut that down. After all, the field will be crawling with 1%-ers.

[rdcbn]

Don’t you have to have a job before you can strike?

[Vendome]

Gawd.

I’ve been working all day and didn’t hear about these Kommie’s, erh, Kimmies.

Shutting down the port is gonna smart a bit if lasts only a week and these loons are looking more and more like they have the stomach and stamina to sustain them, no matter how much they hurt others.

Dey, Krazies.

Lock and Load...

I missed the Rodney King riots by a mere couple of minutes after having dinner at Scoma’s.

I am keeping a wary eye on this thing.

They are also camped at Saint James Park, in San Jose.

If one or two of these cities goes off then all it’s gonna be on for a good many others.

(now where did I put those claymores....?)

[Rocky]

I think Obama should declare martial law, don’t you? Or is that on next week’s schedule?

[Jeff Head]

Call in the Guard and have them dispersed.

[exit82]

All I can say is-——I hope they all know how to swim.

[Political Junkie Too]

It sounds like Dodge City is letting the James Gang have their run of the town. Or something like that.

-PJ

[Absolutely Nobama]

Two words: National Guard.

[drpix]

The International Longshormen and Warehouse Union (ILWU) is backing this. Remember it was the ILWU that took over a west coast dock and held the guards hostage only a few weeks ago. It's getting to look like the 1930-40 in this country. Patriotic Americans better be ready for the long struggle to again drive them back into their holes whining about "McCarthism."

"In the summer of 1934, West Coast longshoreman struck
for 83 days, closing ports up and down the West Coast.
In Seattle, the longshoreman galvanized the city's labor
movement and -- as this Seattle Daily Times frontpage
shows -- inspired fears of the labor movements' strength
and radicalism."

[Lancey Howard]

(shrug) These kids and assorted animals have nothing else to do.

I remember sitting in a dorm dining hall at Penn State in 1972 when word spread that there was going to be a “protest” that afternoon out on Atherton Street. We went over there to check out the party and the chicks and pass around some bottles of wine and stuff. It was fun. I asked what the protest was about (I knew it had something to do with Vietnam) and finally somebody said it was about our bombing a “trail” in Cambodia or Thailand or Laos or whatever. It was a fun party. We shut down Atherton Street, man!

Anyway, guaranteed, most of the people at this “protest” are there for the party and to gape.

[aces]

Good while they are sitting at the dock of the bay through a few tv dinners and a few joints in a container bin, when they rush in to get their free rewards lock the door, head em up, move em out..

[aces]

Good while they are sitting at the dock of the bay throw a few tv dinners and a few joints in a container bin, when they rush in to get their free rewards lock the door, head em up, move em out..