Topic: Protestors

CABAL · April 7th, 2006

Quite frankly, if the protest is considered to be legal, then therefore they have the right to do so. As long as it does not become malicious, violent, or hateful.

The Anti-Iraq War protests have prooven to become useless in the US. Most of the decisions made is being made by the power elite seated in the Senate and the White House.

I must stress on this once again that the protestors do not have tremendous power and influence they once had during the Vietnam War.

In a country where its leaders often talk about democracy is quite mistaken. America is not the largest Democracy in the world and it is not the most democratic system in the world. It is a Republic where the people are represented by their politicians. Remember this saying? "No Taxation without representation."

April 7th, 2006
CABAL Primus Pilus Gear	Quite frankly, if the protest is considered to be legal, then therefore they have the right to do so. As long as it does not become malicious, violent, or hateful. The Anti-Iraq War protests have prooven to become useless in the US. Most of the decisions made is being made by the power elite seated in the Senate and the White House. I must stress on this once again that the protestors do not have tremendous power and influence they once had during the Vietnam War. In a country where its leaders often talk about democracy is quite mistaken. America is not the largest Democracy in the world and it is not the most democratic system in the world. It is a Republic where the people are represented by their politicians. Remember this saying? "No Taxation without representation." __________________ Cogito ergo sum Last edited by CABAL; April 7th, 2006 at 18:23.