Posted on 03/16/2003 9:08:34 AM PST by Tunehead54
Before going to a Support Our Troops rally (actually it was a counter-Anti-War protest) I spent WAY TOO MUCH TIME looking for great slogans.
Because we were going to this anti-war protest just outside the gates of MacDill Air Force Base - Home of CentCom we wanted wanted our message to be clearly positive for the troops!
Later on though with the lib whakkos sometimes screaming obscenities (there might have been one or two from our side - but who's counting ;) I wished I'd had a few of these slogans just to have something pithy, funny or thought provoking to yell at the libs!
I actually stood behind a gal who had a small megaphone who was sort of running out of things to say so I fed her a few slogans that I remembered to keep her going but I ran out fast.
"Hey Ho Sadaam's got to go" - gets old real quick!
Soooo ... to save FReepers valuable time I thought I'd post most of those I found. Very little editing done here - I put it in a table just to save space if you wanted to print'em out and take'em to your next rally-counterprotest.
Please add any of your favorites or comments about the best.
I won't be around to keep this thread bumped so maybe any of you visiting can ping some rally threads. Thanks and enjoy!
Lastly, if it looks like a line of dashes with a weird thing on the end then is supposed to be an arrow
Like this:
Al Queda Support Group
Take a LEFT here!
<---------------------
Used to point at the Lib side - but you knew that. Right?
;)
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