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If it would have happened to me I would have been pleased. I would realize that my time in the military wasn't wasted as the free right for people to protest was one of the things I was protecting.
why on earth would you be pleased to be confronted by a bunch of shrieking buffoons protesting something that had absolutely nothing to do with the occasion?
why on earth would you be pleased to be confronted by a bunch of shrieking buffoons protesting something that had absolutely nothing to do with the occasion?
Protesting is not debatable. It is protected by our First Amendment. Get over it.
why on earth would you be pleased to be confronted by a bunch of shrieking buffoons protesting something that had absolutely nothing to do with the occasion?
why on earth would you be pleased to be confronted by a bunch of shrieking buffoons protesting something that had absolutely nothing to do with the occasion?
Protesting the government is protected, but it does not protect you from getting your ass kicked by a civilian.
The civilian will just get arrested for assault.
Are you a fascist?
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Originally Posted by uggabugga
absolutely everything is debatable.
do you think an award ceremony for a 100 year old WW2 hero is the appropriate place to howl and gibber 'hands up!' ?
I personally wouldn't do it but it is their right.
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Originally Posted by Spaten_Drinker
The fastest way to get them to leave is to start handing out job applications.
Why don't you try it? You'll end up disappointed.
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