i believe our actions are rather patriotic. Just because we do not believe in the words of ONE man or ONE priviledged group, does not mean that we "hate" the country. In fact, it is because of our love for this nation that we are encouraging others to express their views. This is what democracy truly stands for.
Brandyn
28-Mar-2007 07:03
At long last! We do not hate the U.S. On the contrary, we are the ones trying to save it. We cannot permit a dictator to reign: Bush appears as a fascist, and a murderer. He does not respect our Bill of Rights, he believes torture is o.k., invasion of privacy is o.k. He's a dangerous looney. Enough!
Another Veteran 4 Peace
05-Feb-2007 05:45
Read the Constitution Ed, love of country does not equal love of a government gone insane. It is the duty, not just the right, of citizens to speak up when they disagree. That is part of living in a democracy.
Kev
03-Feb-2007 04:48
It is inspiring to see courageous, intelligent and patriotic citizens standing up against the Bush criminals who are destroying our country. On the other side of the spectrum we have our Bushsucking halfwits and traitors like Ed. Annoy a republican, defend the Constitution!!
Guest
02-Feb-2007 20:56
These photographs are great. Very moving. ~Mari
Ed
02-Feb-2007 17:47
These people show their hate for the United States, so why not show them the Door?
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