"PACIFISTS ARE THE PARASITES OF FREEDOM" and Other Images of the Protests (good and bad)

various | January 18, 2003

[lainie]

Oh that's lovely. Very nice.

[Timesink]

You get the feeling her son and grandson are utterly embarrassed by this woman? Why would they join the Air Force and Marines if they thought like her?

[Timesink]

"Activist and Holocaust survivor Eva Cutler...

In Leftyspeak, a "Holocaust survivor" is anyone who happens to be Jewish and lived on planet Earth anytime between 1932-45. It's all about establishing false "moral superiority" and instilling guilt in those the "survivors" attack.

[Timesink]

Cynthia McKinney: "In no other rich democracy on this planet do so many people have so little. Yet the proposed stimulus package will give billions more to the wealthy. What about us, mister president? What about us?"

And just how much do members of Congress make per year? HYPOCRITE! FAILURE! LOSER!

[lainie]

What is it with lefty women and berets?

[Timesink]

What is it with lefty women and berets?

I dunno. Ask Patty Hearst?

[lainie]

In Indianapolis, 600 or so turned out..

[piasa]

Hopefully they did it because they are not like her.

ON the other hand, they could be like that turkey who is now gathering up "human shields" to save Saddam's behind- that guy claims to have been a marine in Desert Storm, and NEVER fails to mention it when he thinks it will advance his cause.

[lainie]

Des Moines Register reports..

"Speaking out: John Brink greets his sister Marcia Brink before leaving Ames Friday on an overnight bus trip to Washington, D.C., where they will join other war opponents today in a mass demonstration."

The protests of the Vietnam War years passed right by Marcia Brink, 50, of Ames.

"I was a small-town Iowa girl," she said. "It was over my head."

But the prospect of a war against Iraq has so upset and galvanized Brink, a publications manager for a research center, that she organized two busloads of Iowans who departed from Ames on Friday for a 17-hour trip to the nation's capital. They will lodge their objections to war today in a mass demonstration expected to draw thousands of protesters, despite forecasts of temperatures in the 20s and fresh snow on the ground.

The 60's protests passed her by, but BY GOLLY she's getting IN ON IT THIS TIME.

[lainie]

[lainie]

Yeah. Burn American flags then come across in the night.

On second thought, those two actions do go together.

[RonDog]

Love that slogan! Who came up with that? A Freeper, I'll betcha.

See also, from:

Operation Infinite FReep - DC After Action Report
Posted on 01/18/2003 3:47 PM PST by LisaFab

LisaFab checking in from frigid but still FREE Washington, DC.

Sitting in our nice warm hotel room after a cold yet inspiring day of standing up for freedom and against the equally ignorant and arrogant America-haters we encountered all over DC today.

The weekend started out well with a planning dinner last night with about 40 intrepid FReepers and supporters at the Orleans House restaurant. I'm sure others will fill in the details as this is just a quick update so that we can go out for a few adult beverages before Amtraking back to CT tomorrow morning - we will however first join a few at the White House to act as 'human shields' for President Bush as the other side plans to dress up as 'weapons inpectors' (ha ha).

At 9:00 AM (temperature 9 degrees) had our rally of about 80 folks with great speakers including Curtis Sliwa who spoke with great fervor in support of our cause. (Details of rally to follow.)

The rally ended about 11:30. After lunch, we made our way by Metro to the Marine barracks to watch the 'march.' On the Metro we were confronted by some polite peaceniks, who, after seeing my stylish FR jacket asked "are you people with that conservative group that supports this war?" I answered: "We are with the conservative group that supports the US Military and its Commander In Chief." After a few more minutes of banter we reached our common destination.

As we made our way toward the Marine Barracks we actually were walking with the peaceniks as they were illegally 'marching' on the sidewalk (the worst part of the trip.). When we got to the FR command post the group was already giving it to the protesters. Waving flags, holding posters with pithy sayings, chanting with and without bullhorns and generally engaging the 'enemy'. It was exhilarating to say the least.

My sign: "Pacifists Are The Parasites of Freedom" (not the one pictured on another thread but GMTA) got a lot of attention photo-wise as did NaysToShays: "A.N.S.W.E.R.? You're Commies!" Every time an anti-Bush chant or poster went by I confronted the authors with the question: "How did you like Clinton's wars? Were they racist? Why are only Bush's wars unjust?" The silence was deafening - the few who did answer said they thought ALL wars were unjust. I replied: "That's funny, I didn't see you on CNN protesting then." A real show-stopper, I have to say.

Well, it's getting to be Miller-Time so OI will say Eagles Up to all who FReeped all over the USA today. Hope you feel as good as I do tonight.

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[maxwellp]

Thanks to FreeRepublic we have been sending e-mail messages to our military with prayers and support. They are responding with with many thanks. Please, everyone, send supportive messages to our blessed military.

[Free ThinkerNY]

Thanks for the link to the Jessica Lange rant. These half-witted psychotics talk as if the Sept. 11. 2001 murders of thousands of Americans never happened. I say, never forget. And, never forget what the Radical-Left and their some of their Demonrat fellow-travelers are doing on behalf of the enemies of America. They are trying to cripple our resolve. We must stand strong in the face of their treachery.

[LibWhacker]

Thanks, RonDog. Strick68 came up with it? Perfect. A beautiful, beautiful thing. A dagger to the heart of pacifists everywhere. I know it'll cause a lot of anguish amongst pacifists everywhere. The truth hurts. Thanks. You guys made my day. :-)

[strick68]

Actually the credit for the "Pacifists are Freedom's Parasites" came from the Colorado FReepers. Thanks to fivetoes, Trteamer,RandallFlagg and all the VFW vets and Patriots. FReep on!!!

[lainie]

Operation Infinite FReep - DC After Action Report

Thanks RonDog, for the heads-up.

[The Real Deal]

No close ups, please!

[lainie]

Just have to post some more of these nutty San Francisco pictures for posterity.

Protestin' from the Heart

no comment.

Is Rome burning?

Grey haired hippie thread

[Travis McGee]

"War is an ugly thing, but not the ugliest of things. The decayed and degraded state of moral and patriotic feeling which thinks that nothing is worth fighting for is much worse. The person who has nothing for which he is willing to fight, nothing which is more important than his own personal safety, is a miserable creature and has no chance of being free unless made and kept so by the exertions of better men than he.

~~John Stuart Mill