Re: Re: Re: Cindy Sheehan describes what happened
 

Not for long if the government has it's way...........you know they have taken many steps to try and limit free speech and information access on the Internet. Free? Maybe not for long.

Re: Re: Re: Cindy Sheehan describes what happened
 

You are one confused human being.

Sheehan tried this today in America and she was jailed!

Can't make this stuff up!

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Links please. I want to see where the govt is saying that they are going to limit free speech and information on the net. And not a blog, but a real news or govt source of info.

Do not believe this one...

And global warming in the 60's and 70's was going to cause massive flooding, death and destruction by the year 2000.

Hey, look! The sky is falling....
:rolleyes:

Re: Re: Re: Re: Cindy Sheehan describes what happened
 

You are the confused one and we are not sure that you are human after some of the recent posts. She broke the law and was jailed. Had she kept her jacket on and zipped she would have stayed, its that simple.

What part of this do you not understand? Its not difficult...

We are in Iraq because Iraq was funding and breeding terrorists, including Osama's band of towelies. WMD were but an excuse for the invasion. WMD were a rock solid excuse because he had them, he used them and the world agreed he possessed them...His claims that he had them only sealed the deal.

The jury is still out on the WMD issue. It keeps getting dragged out simply as a bludgeon. A meaningless slanderous seditious attempt to undermine the war and attack the credibility of one of the greatest Presidents America has seen.

Bush is a peace-maker. He liberated over 50 million people, he went after terrorists boldly, he revived the economy from the inherited Clinton recession, he split the ME in two, he put Iran inside an American sandwich, he set up a strategic partner with a previous enemy (Iraq), and he set up bases in what were once hostile territories.

Is Bush perfect?...What a silly question...Bush is lightyears ahead of the integrity, honesty, character and intelligence of anything the left is offering.

No, back then the scare tactic was "global cooling"...The ice-age was coming because of fossil fuel burning.

I know, it is hard to keep the lefties propaganda straight.

Re: Re: Re: Re: Cindy Sheehan describes what happened
 

Shee-man was trying to disrupt the event...Try as you might to put lipstick on a pig, doesn't make it your girlfriend.

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You don't know that for sure....:eek:

yea, but if Sheehan tried to wear that shirt in any number dictatorships around the world, she'd be jailed!


Originally posted by Joeaksa
Exactly! If you would try this today in: Cuba, China, Mexico, Russia, Burma, North Korea, Saudi Arabia, Iran and many other countries you would be put in jail .

Sorry, can't get this out of my head. It really shows how confused the Bush fascists are -- throw Sheehan in jail and justify it by pointing out that America is, after all, a free country.

Joe unwittingly compares us to North Korea -- and we loose! (or tie)

NOT BUSH....
Decision made by Capitol Police.

Sorry, not the point. The Capitol Police admit it was an error, and I didn't mean to imply that the admin had anything to do with the arrest.

Yet the Bushies on this board continue to defend the arrest, by pointing out that if you wore that shirt in Iran, you'd be arrested! I just find that incredibly ironic and funny

(guess I'm the only one) :rolleyes:

The silly hag was arrested and detained for the duration of the speech, then released. In the nations mentioned, she would have been jailed/tortured/killed. The fact that you equate the two, I find incredibly ironic and funny.

I also find it ironic and funny that this attention whore is bemoaning the loss of her right to freedom of speech on national television, and getting more coverage for her t-shirt than had she sat quietly for the speech (which I do not believe for a second she would do).

Tom

You really didn't need to go any further than this. It's quite clear where you are coming from, as is your lack of any kind of objectivity.

Nonsense. I am quite objective. I call silly hags silly hags regardless of their political leanings.

Tom

Care to comment? :)

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1138907586.jpg

But what about the Congressman's wife who was evicted for wearing a "support our troops" shirt?

Pro or con--both were evicted from the gallery. Sheehan was arrested, but then charges were dropped--which actually worked in her favor, as there is a 3-1 ratio of stories about her arrest vs. the congressman's wife's eviction.

So, once again, Big deal:rolleyes:

What does race have to do with it?

You're right. Al Sharpton is a silly hag.....

Re: Re: Re: Cindy Sheehan describes what happened
 

So, stifling the expression of dissent is OK provided you don't maim the citizen, is that your position?

Quote:

If you would try this today in: Cuba, China, Mexico, Russia, Burma, North Korea, Saudi Arabia, Iran and many other countries you would be put in jail. You are exercising something that many have fought and died to protect, yet you have no idea of what its like to lose.

Let me help you withy this, Joe. Cindy Sheehan, and indeed I as well; aren't in any country besides America. Freedom of speech, particularly of the type she was engaged in, is exactly the sort of speech protected by the First Amendment. Something the federal government, and all the officers of it, are duty bound to not only not interfere with, but to proactively protect from interference.

The arresting officer shouldn't just be diciplined, he should be arrested for violation of federal law, specifically TITLE 18 - PART I - CHAPTER 13 - § 242. Deprivation of rights under color of law which is a felony.

Prosecute enough of these federal goons, and it'll slow down.