Anti-Hate Campaign Begins In San Francisco - Posters Urge Tolerance As Sept. 11 Nears

sfgate.com/San Francisco Chronicle ^ | Tuesday, August 27, 2002 | Henry K. Lee, Chronicle Staff Writer

[Hank Rearden]

A lifetime ago, I used to live about 40 miles south of you, and I'm so damned glad I don't anymore. Abandoning Calif. (where I was born) was one of the better decisions I've made.

[VOA]

The posters, which depict two men and two women of Southeast Asian or Middle Eastern
descent, are punctuated with a rainbow of color and read,
"We are not the enemy. We are your community."

Being it's San Franciso, the civic authorities won't put a caption that
is truthful and would short-circuit any potential bashing in most of the rest
of the USA.

"Most people that look like us in the USA aren't even Muslims."

(at least on the Michael Medved Show, he's mentioned that a substantial number
of Arab-Americans are Christians or non-Muslim.)

[panther33]

San Francisco can kiss my-- hehehe, oops.

But seriously, now, only San Francisco could be this stupid.

(Sigh) Time and time again, they defend their title as the stupidest city in the world.

[L.N. Smithee]

ROTFLMFAOAPMP!!!!!!!!!!

...APMP?

[who knows what evil?]

...APMP?

I suspect it may mean 'and p**ing my pants'. I've seen 'PIMP' used here before (p**ing IN my pants).