[droberts]

Got to love that progaganda. I small crowd of 250 anti-American demonstrators was 'inundated' by 150 pro-American. I was always under the impression that 250 was greater than 150.

Why is not wanting to engage in a war considered anti-American. At worst it could be only construed as being anti-Bush. I suppose it's a labeling thing. Since most people who are anti-war tend towards being liberal, therefore anyone anti-war is a liberal (lefty, commie bastard, etc.) and vice versa. Therefore in order to adhere to one's established label one has to adopt a pro or anti-war point of view.

However, what if you're for gun rights, property rights but are still anti-war, does that still make one an anti-American commie, etc., etc.

[Gargantua]

"...what if you're for gun rights, property rights but are still anti-war, does that still make one an anti-American commie...?"

YES.

;-/

[ohioman]

Yes. Those against this war are also against the troops, no matter what they say.