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	[quote name="Steve Lollerson"][quote name="FoK"][quote name="Steve Lollerson"][quote name="Mischief Maker"][quote name="Cyrris"]<A href="http://www.cnn.com/2003/ALLPOLITICS/02/14/homeland.security/index.html"> sigh </a> I wish I knew what "Dubya" and his buddy Ridge were thinking. Both these guys supposedly went to college, therefore they supposedly had to at least register for an intro to Psych class, <i> at least</i>. Forget the whole "in one ear and out the other", something tells me that if I could get inside their heads, I'd discover two new quantum singularities. -Cyrris So tell me, what are uninformed citizens <i>supposed</i> to do at "heightened alert" status? Seriously <i>consider</i> buying duct tape and plastic? Now back to finishing off this 6-pack. Stupid Valentine's Day.[/quote] They're supposed to stay the fuck away from any anti-war protests scheduled for February 15th. Terrorists love to bomb those. Not to mention if you duct-tape your mail, TEH ANTHRAXX CANT GET YOU... maybe. I'd link a comic, but I can't figure out how to get image properties off these fucking computer lab macs.[/quote] I found this pretty fucking hilarious myself (from the NY Post, but backed up by a story on CNN) <dir> Eight cops were injured during confrontations with protesters here. One officer was kicked in the head and a deputy inspector was punched in the face, Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said. A police horse was hurt when a protester punched it in the face and dragged it to the ground by its reigns, Kelly added. The horse, Boots, and the riding officer suffered minor injuries. </dir> Dirty fucking hippies. I'd happily pin a medal on a cop for shooting that dreadlocked patchouli wearing piece of shit. [/quote] I'm not sure what the deal is with Boots's black eye, but the city was way out of line yesterday. Isn't the right to peacefully assemble, like, in the Constitution? The police's job yesterday was to make sure no one walked from 2nd avenue to 1st avenue. WTF? One kid broke the police line and started running to make it to the protest, and the cops pinned him by the throat and wailed on him with clubs. I'm not in favor of violence, towards police or towards protesters, but how is this legal? This is an example of law enforcement becoming armed thugs of government - not of the law being upheld.[/quote] Given the opportunity, how many here can honestly say they would take full advantage of an opportunity to pummel the fuck out of some fucking know-it-all pothead? I mean, come on - anyone that wants to leave la-la land for a few hours to take to the streets and say "Leave Iraq alone, they're showing signs of cooperation and I can personally guarantee they wont be an even bigger problem five years from now" needs a fucking wooden shower. [/quote]