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Post-election anti-Bush rally in San Francisco...

Posted: 2004-11-10 09:10pm
by Ma Deuce
Linky
:roll: :lol:

Check out the other photo collections on the site of previous events in SF: Some seriously funny (and sometimes disturbing) shit in there as well...

Posted: 2004-11-10 09:16pm
by Gandalf
"The Left will rise"

I don't know why, but I find that hilarious.

Posted: 2004-11-10 09:24pm
by neoolong
ANSWER?

Act Now to Stop War & End Racism. It seems like they didn't know how to end the acronym and somebody just added End Racism because they couldn't think of anything to add after W.

Posted: 2004-11-11 02:05pm
by Bob the Gunslinger
I hate those people. Not as bad as the third world Liberation Front (twLF), but still a bunch of assholes.

Posted: 2004-11-11 02:25pm
by Col. Crackpot
What these people don't realize is that with every rally and riot give Karl Rove and the GOP political machine more ammuniton. Next election they will successfully equate anyone left of center with those chuckleheads in the minds of just enough mainstream voters.

Keep it up morons, you do yourselves more harm than you can possibly realize. :lol: :lol: :lol:

Posted: 2004-11-11 02:31pm
by Grendel
Perhaps if we're lucky they'll all commit suicide to protest Bush's re-election. :twisted:

Posted: 2004-11-11 03:16pm
by Alan Bolte
Some of the middle-aged individuals I've met who go to these things are basically just reliving what they did with Vietnam and seriously haven't noticed anything that's happened in the past decades. I think it was the drugs. Scratch that - I know it was the drugs in some cases. Still is.

I suppose I'm mostly guessing with this, but it seems right: The younger individuals there are often indoctrinated children of these individuals or just random people looking for either a) something to do, b)an outlet for their uninformed frustrations, or c)a group of intelligent, likeminded (and similarly overly optimistic) individuals who wish to make a reasonable, coherent statement about their well-informed opinions. You won't find many of group c, and you can identify them in a crowd by the fact that they look to be alone and very disappointed. This is not be confused with those members of group a that were looking to get laid and haven't yet.

Posted: 2004-11-11 03:20pm
by Bob the Gunslinger
I love that guy's site. He does a pretty good job of capturing the craziness of the bay area. Too bad he only covers the political rallies.

To give you an idea what life is like in SF, my wife and I brought her young nephew out of the city to show him some sights. We were driving around when he yelled "dyke march!"
"Wha--?" I asked when I noticed a line of people waiting in front of an atm.
My nephew pointed and said "DYKE MARCH!" again. It turns out that this is how he learned to say "crowd." For about a year, he thought that any gathering of people in public was a "dyke march." And apparently he was accurate enough not to be corrected too often.

Re: Post-election anti-Bush rally in San Francisco...

Posted: 2004-11-11 04:48pm
by jegs2
Ma Deuce wrote:Linky
:roll: :lol:

Check out the other photo collections on the site of previous events in SF: Some seriously funny (and sometimes disturbing) shit in there as well...
Wow, what a freak show.

Posted: 2004-11-11 06:26pm
by Stormbringer
Well, they'll have a busy and rage filled four years.

Posted: 2004-11-11 06:35pm
by Rogue 9
Which means more greatness from the Protest Warriors. :lol: Their ideology is too right-wing for me, but they've got a great modus operandi. 8)

Posted: 2004-11-12 09:59am
by Zaia
To A&P

Interesting stuff. I like the bizarreness of the incomprehensible one...:wtf:

Posted: 2004-11-12 03:42pm
by Colonel Olrik
Zaia wrote:To A&P

Interesting stuff. I like the bizarreness of the incomprehensible one...:wtf:
The abortion one? Is perfectly clear. A little GBII coming out of a vagina can be considered proof enough that abortion, sometimes, can be a very good thing. At least that's their idea.