"Peace Activists" (a misnomer) Re: Do Everythinger

[Chuck Munson]

Dennis Perrin wrote:
> 
>  > On 9-11 we saw how a well-organized group of 19 guys could bring the
> > world's superpower to its knees. All of the money spent on the CIA and on
> > weapons systems couldn't prevent an attack on the U.S., including a direct
> > attack on the Pentagon.
> >
> > Protests are nice, but we need to raise the stakes if we are serious about
> > stopping the war machine.
> 
> > << Chuck0 >>
> 
> Well, I'm sure al-Qaeda has some openings, Chuck. Didn't you say you're out
> of a job? (Flying lessons . . . flying lessons . . .)

I don't understand why you are suggesting that I join Al Queda. Are you
incapable of seeing a point that I'm only repeating from Ted Rall?
Leftists are really good at running around and crying about how they are
being repressed, using the spectre of John Ashcroft to justify their damn
hand-wringing. My point is that we should be more aggreseive in our
efforts to oppose the U.S. war machine.

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