Well,

Actually, that's a PACE flag.

Hey, Why isn't anyone arresting me?

"He was later freed and arrested."

Let's talk about dedication:

"We're here to get arrested," said Leslie Mullin, 63. "The people have to step into this war because none of the government officials want to do it for us. We've gone all over town and people are saying, 'Good for you.' "

Did they then... you know... do anything?

In related news, there was a set-up on Sproul along the same lines by some folks who didn't really advertise who they were. It included some cardboard boxes and signs. One quoted Laura Nader and said:

Upon Return, 5,000 U.S. Soldiers Commit Suicide

A few minutes later, it said

Upon Return, 5,000 U.S. Soldiers Have Commit Suicide

Later still, it read

Upon Return, 5,000 U.S. Soldiers Have Committed Suicide

I'm rather curious how that compares to, say, the overall suicide rate of a comparable body of people. Otherwise, it doesn't mean a whole lot.

posted by Beetle Aurora Drake 3/19/2008 06:53:00 PM #
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but 5000 is a big number lolz

# posted by  Anonymous : 12:18 AM, March 20, 2008

 

i dont get the pace flag. i mean, i know who gen. pace is, but he's been gone for about half a year now. what are they trying to say?

# posted by  Anonymous : 12:19 AM, March 20, 2008

 

There are languages other than English, you bunch of nattering, snittering twits. Ergo, that *is* a "peace flag" even though the *word* "peace" isn't written in the only language you're familiar with. And if you're just being sarcastic, that's even sadder. May I recommend you get some better jokes to bolster your fumous, smug and intellectually lazy dismissals of any and all political action surrounding you?

# posted by  Anonymous : 1:02 PM, March 20, 2008

 

If you label it a "PEACE flag", rather than a "peace flag", you're referring to text on it. You did read the caption, right? Or did your smug, intellectually lazy dismissal occur without literacy?

May I recommend you find better things to do with your time than read nattering, snittering twits?

# posted by  Beetle Aurora Drake : 1:45 PM, March 20, 2008

 

putting *words* inside *asterisks* means *i* am important!

# posted by  Anonymous : 4:43 PM, March 20, 2008

 

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