To: JohnHuang2
Across the country, probably a few thousand people - in a nation of 350 million - took to the streets to protest the verdict. To describe the reaction to the verdict as “anger” - without qualification - is to ignore the untold millions who agreed with the decision.
To: Steve_Seattle
Across the country, probably a few thousand people - in a nation of 350 million - took to the streets to protest the verdict. To describe the reaction to the verdict as anger - without qualification - is to ignore the untold millions who agreed with the decision.
This! These so-called protests are nothing and as I mentioned in another thread the media has picked right back up with it's shrill bias in trying to gin up hate for GZ and somehow get him in jail, now beating the drum for civil rights charges from DOJ.
To: Steve_Seattle; JohnHuang2
"Workers World Party"- your average all-American neighbors taking to the streets...
57 posted on
07/15/2013 6:32:35 AM PDT by
4Liberty
(Some on our "Roads & Bridges" head to the beach. Others head to their offices, farms, libraries....)
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