* Jeff wrote, On 3/21/2007 1:34 PM:
* Wilbur Hubbard wrote, On 3/21/2007 12:24 PM:

"Jeff" wrote in message
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* Nathan Branden wrote, On 3/21/2007 12:02 PM:
I just read that American war protesters are buring effigies of
American soldiers on American soil! Once again, American soldiers are
trapped in between a radical left public and their duty. Thanks a lot
you hippie scumbag protesters. We need a few more Kent States to clear
up this hippie style scum. As always the American people have turned
on our troops. Maybe they'll see the light when America's armed forces
turns upon an ungrateful citizenry.

Where did you "read" this? I'll bet you made it up! If it did
really happen, it certainly would have been the act of a few on the
lunatic fringe. Before you associate them with anyone of the "left"
or "liberal" persuasion you would have to include the acts of the
right-wing fringe such as Tim McVeigh as part of the conservative,
right wing mainstream.

I defy you to produce a link to this event.

Hey, stupid! It's on Drudge.
http://littlegreenfootballs.com/webl...he_Troops&only


I may be mistaken, but I believe the pictures on Drudge are from four
years ago, before Iraq. There was a large protest, part of the world
wide anti-war protest on Feb 15, 2003.

Perhaps I was mistaken - there was a protest in Portland yesterday.
However, there was no mention in the Portland paper of a burning in
effigy. The writeup described it as a peaceful protest. Of the
hundred pictures posted, there is one that might have been the
aftermath of such an event. However, it was not the central focus of
the demonstration, and there was no news coverage of it at all.
Claiming that this singular event, if it occurred at all, is
representative of the entire liberal half of the population is shameful.