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Out of all the pictures from the protests and counter-protests this weekend, this was the best one that I've seen. For more great pictures, check out: Michelle Malkin, The Political Teen, Mudville Gazette, EU Rota, Just Never Mind, and Global Cop from D.C. Also, courtesy of Instapundit, there's Narley. [Note: Many of these are just one picture of many - a drawback of Hello/Picasa is that each picture is its own post. Go to the home pages or archives to see many more great pictures.]
The anti-war protesters are troubling - both with their signs and their actions. The disgusting words and ideas that comes out of their mouths and signs range from slightly off to downright disgusting, let alone wrong and crazy. There is a lot of hate and rage inside many of these people...
The anti-war protesters are troubling - both with their signs and their actions. The disgusting words and ideas that comes out of their mouths and signs range from slightly off to downright disgusting, let alone wrong and crazy. There is a lot of hate and rage inside many of these people...
These men support the war. The anti-war protesters yelled at them, as well, telling them to "Go back there!" among other things. 
Sad.
Sad.
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It's disturbing. How could 100,000 people come out to support Sheehan? She hasn't made a coherent statement yet, and she talks plenty! Appalling.
If it makes you feel better, when you look at overheads it comes out more to 50,000. But if you look at a lot of the pictures, many of those who came had nothing to do with Sheehan or her 'causes' - they were far more interested in their own causes, many to the very far left of the spectrum. It was a shmorgasbord of extreme leftists more than an anti-war protests.
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