cdsmith
03-29-2003, 04:12 PM
I am holding a protest rally today in my home. As far as I know, there are hundreds-of-thousands, if not millions of others around the world doing the same thing. We are protesting the fact that the Hussein regime has not given up peacefully, that Saddam and his crew of oppressionist monsters have not relinquished their choke-hold on the people of Iraq, and that his soldiers have not put down their arms and allowed the coalition to set Iraq up with a whole new way of living. This protest also includes support for what the US-led coalition is trying to accomplish over there, and the means used to achieve that goal.
There will be no blocking of traffic.
There will be no signs sporting swear words.
There will be no empty regurgitated chants or platitudes.
There will be no retards defying cops and throwing rocks.
No private or public property will be dammaged.
Why?
Simply put, because most people who support the forced removal of Saddam (IE... war) themselves are peaceful people who would love nothing more than to have all hostilities in the world cease. We are peaceful, yes, but neither are we so deluded as to think that there is nothing in the world worth fighting against to preserve peace.
Peace is not always the best answer when faced with tyranny, but it is always the ultimate goal.
Won't you join me in this peaceful yet worthy protest?
This protest will continue until that goal has been reached, after which there will follow a short yet intense celebration.
Thank you.
There will be no blocking of traffic.
There will be no signs sporting swear words.
There will be no empty regurgitated chants or platitudes.
There will be no retards defying cops and throwing rocks.
No private or public property will be dammaged.
Why?
Simply put, because most people who support the forced removal of Saddam (IE... war) themselves are peaceful people who would love nothing more than to have all hostilities in the world cease. We are peaceful, yes, but neither are we so deluded as to think that there is nothing in the world worth fighting against to preserve peace.
Peace is not always the best answer when faced with tyranny, but it is always the ultimate goal.
Won't you join me in this peaceful yet worthy protest?
This protest will continue until that goal has been reached, after which there will follow a short yet intense celebration.
Thank you.