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You don’t suppose some Congressional Democrat slipped her the ticket to attend, do you? It’s not like they haven’t done that sort of thing before.

She was probably subbing on behalf of one of the Democrats who didn’t attend, lol.

More proof that it’s only freedom of speech when it’s a leftie speaking.  In their mind, there’s no conflict with freedom of speech in preventing anybody whom they disagree with from speaking.

Carrick, check out what happens if someone simply attends a lefist demonstration and doesn’t look like he/she belongs.

When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty.

-- Thomas Jefferson

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If al-Maliki gave a speech in public in Iraq
it would be his last.

This was a kiss on the cheek.

Protest used to be as American as....

Protest is one thing, but throwing a screaming fit to deny another his free speech is quite another.

And yes, Woofie, there are still a lot of terrorists and anti-democracy types roaming the streets in Iraq.

What would you have us do, give up because people living in a region of the world that has been oppressed for years upon years don’t openly embrace democracy as quickly as you want them to?

Oh wait, that’s exactly what defeatists like you want us to do.

When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty.

-- Thomas Jefferson

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there are still a lot of terrorists and anti-democracy types roaming the streets in Iraq.

and in the green zone, and speaking to joint sessions of Congress.
Death Squad Democracy.

WOOF gets it wrong, Protest used to be as American as....

Oh!...so “protest” is shouting down the other side. Okay,..thanks for the glimpse into your definitions.

I guess I could now x-out your comments (since I could do that sort of thing, you know) and you would call this “protest”. I could digitally shout you out just like these far-leftie “protestors” do.

Very interesting and thanks for the tip. If I ever feel the need to “protest” you from here on out, I’ll just x-out your comments and prevent you from talking! I hope you will understand when the time comes. This is an “American” thing to do and you have already shown your approval of such tactics.

Or perhaps you could just superimpose someones elses comment over woofie’s from now on, leaving glimpses of what it has to say yet effectively “shouting” him down. Since he approves of people he dislikes being shouted down.

Or Rob, when some like a Fargo city commissioner and Dem tried to attend the Bush meeting in Fargo and others in Denver.  Both sides try to prevent the other side from getting in to their events.

Or Rob, when some like a Fargo city commissioner and Dem tried to attend the Bush meeting in Fargo

The people who were denied access to the Bush event in Fargo had also participated in an online discussion group where they’d talked about disrupting the event.

Frankly, I don’t blame the President for keeping out hecklers.

When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty.

-- Thomas Jefferson

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Puzzlefeet gets immature, Both sides try to prevent the other side from getting in to their events.

Is this the immature, “Your side does it too!” taunt? Why would you even say this? Seems a bit defensive.

Exactly, even if what she said about Bush were true...two wrongs don’t make a right.

When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty.

-- Thomas Jefferson

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Actually not, it was written to point out to Rob that he had failed to indicate that it was not just a Dem thing.  I love it when you guys are being you normal hypocritical selves and then turn all childish when it is pointed out to you.  Then you’re quick to say things like “two wrongs don’t make a right” or the immature defensive canard is trotted out. 

Too too funny you all are today! keep it up.

Puzzle, are you in the third grade again?

1) You left out some pertinent details about the Bush speech in Fargo.  The people weren’t let in because they’d made plans to heckle the President in an online discussion group.

2) Even if it were true, how does that excuse Democrats from giving tickets to Code Pink to heckle at events?

When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty.

-- Thomas Jefferson

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So...she flew to Iraq to be a human shield to protect the regime of one of history’s great mass murderers. And now she makes a complete ass of herself by intruding on someone else’s right to speak freely.

Question: Where does she get the money to do all this? Does she work at all, or is she just a professional agitator, (useful idiot?)funded by people whose only intention is the discredit - and eventually the destruction - of America?

Just wondering.

Pilgrim,

From what I have read, Code Pink is a part of International ANSWER.  ANSWER itself is part of the World Worker’s Party.  The WWP is an admitted Stalinist organization with ties to N. Korea and other fun loving groups.

The WWP’s money comes from foreign and domestic organizations who still believe in the “Revolution” of the worker over the evil capitalist/imperialist empire.  They want to destroy the US and the West as much as the Islamo-fascists.

“The enemy of my enemy is my friend” applies here.

Slug, the most funnest part is how the Wahabi Deathculters kill socialists and communists as merrily as they kill their own children and women. EEOC strikes again, ain’t it great?

Code Pinko

Jesse, linking that with no warning was rude. And revolting. We will get even with you for that. Now I must go and scrub my brain with Comet. Thank you very much!