"Demonstrators who SUPPORT THE WAR, Heckle Anti-War Marchers "

[leftchick]

Demonstrators who support the war, heckle anti-war marchers as they walk from the National Mall to the Pentagon for a rally in Washington, Saturday, March 17, 2007. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert)

It looks like there are a few more ANTI-War Marchers than those freaks....




Protesters against the war in Iraq participate in the 'March on the Pentagon' in Washington, March 17, 2007. Thousands of anti-war protestors, some carrying yellow and black signs reading 'U.S. out of Iraq now!' marched toward the Pentagon on Saturday, one of a number of protests held or planned around the country and the world. (Jonathan Ernst/Reuters)

[bobthedrummer]

1. .

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=103x269378

[niyad]

2. since they support they war, WHY aren't their supportive asses in iraq right now?

[raccoon]

24. Exactly. Wonder what they'd have to say to that?

Or are they encouraging their kids/grandkids to enlist?

I doubt it.

[Donnachaidh]

3. notcie the nazi like clothing on the warmongers?

all the couchwaffen seem to like to dress up like fascists.

[devilgrrl]

4. oooooooh they're a bunch of bad ass bikers! Booga booga booga!

:scared: Ooooh, I'm intimidated!!!!! :scared:

:eyes::eyes::eyes:

[Donnachaidh]

14. I was thinking more in terms of the Village People

This crowd would fall off Segways. But I'll bet they are huge karaoke fans. :eyes:

[louis-t]

7. My favorite descriptive term of the day: "couchwaffen"

Appropriate.

[Donnachaidh]

17. it wasn't MY term -- I just cannot remember if someone on DU

or another board coined it.

Catchy though, huh? :evilgrin:

[Turbineguy]

16. "couchwaffen"

Good one!:yourock:

[kiki]

20. LOL, "couchwaffen"...

I like that.

"Armchairwaffen"
"Netwaffen"
"Cheetoswaffen"

[ClintonTyree]

5. Scary....

:scared: biker dudes and dudettes dressed in their leathers, the official uniform of the neo-fascist. Rough, tough, individualists.........that always travel in packs. :eyes: Once again, the significant few get as much coverage as the insignificant many. :sarcasm:

I see several of them that are of age to go fight in Bush's war that they so love. I know, they're fighting the "war of ideas" here at home. That's the usual retort when asked why they're not in uniform at this time.

[annm4peace]

6. They aren't Pro-Troops, they are Pro MIC

These shmucks are supporting the Military Industrial Complex.
They remind me of Igor who follows the master no matter what.

The Gathering of the Eagles have done nothing for the supporting the Troops. They have allowed their son's and daughters to die in this fake war.
America has lost
Iraq has lost

Halliburton and other Corporations have won.

[sandyd921]

10. It's unfortunate that they haven't figured out

that the MIC would just as soon eat them up and spit them out.

[Red Zelda]

8. Hey nice shot of the NAMBLA crowd!

[AnnInLa]

9. They're kind old for that sort of thing, aren't they?

Look like clowns.

[nadinbrzezinski]

11. And, our side better not heckle back

[bluedog]

12. some A Gathering of Eagles -Pro War

taken from "their" free republic

[Donnachaidh]

15. lots ands lots of funnelcake lovers -- I canalmost hear them mooing

And lots of leather. How many cows died to cover those fat-asses?

[Touchdown]

23. Beer Guts Across America.

Credits to Stephanie Miller.:rofl:

[Initech]

13. So did all four of them show up this time?

:rofl:

[youthere]

26. The entire subscription list for "Soldier of Fortune" is there.

[ComerPerro]

18. some may be too old for military, but they could be mercs, er, contractors over there still

[countryjake]

19. Now the MSM is misreporting the numbers of these Pro-War

(omitted expletive) who most likely were hoping for some head-bashing.

Thanks for posting the pic! Great sign..."Peace By Popular Demand!"

[Swamp Rat]

21. morans

[LibertyLover]

22. This morning's edition of Express, a free paper

distributed by The Washington Post, in their "Blog Log" section had a quote from Freerepublic that claimed ""patriots were spread in three different areas, Constitution Gardens, . . .. Constitution Gardens is rated to hold 10,000 and they had the place FILLED!""

Once again it appears that some people have a problem with large numbers - say those over ten.

[HughBeaumont]

25. Why are they always photographed with their mouths open and finger pointing?

A historical photo essay of stupid: