> I agree with Dennis R. NYC has to be the best place in America to do
> a protest like this, especially if the protest can tap into diverse
> ethnic/national communities who have migrated from all over the world
> to the city, beyond cliques of radical white youngsters. Inclusion
> of people of color has been one of the weak points of serial protests
> in the States so far, though.
I've been pretty worried about having to do these protests in New York City, but the Enron scandal has greatly eased my worries. Even if the situation on the streets gets heated, I think that many people will understand that our actions mean no disrepect to the families of those who died on 9/11.
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An American soldier in a hospital explained how he was wounded: He said, "I was told that the way to tell a hostile Vietnamese from a friendly Vietnamese was to shout ‘To hell with Ho Chi Minh!’ If he shoots, he’s unfriendly. So I saw this dude and yelled ‘To hell with Ho Chi Minh!’ and he yelled back, ‘To hell with President Johnson!’ We were shaking hands when a truck hit us."
(from 1,001 Ways to Beat the Draft, by Tuli Kupferburg).