Pics from the weekend's protests

[SoCalDem]

Sun Sep 28, 3:09 PM ET

A man holds a sticker mocking United States President George W. Bush (news - web sites) during an organized protest in New York September 28, 2003. An estimated 1,000 people gathered in New York to protest about various issues, including the war on Iraq (news - web sites), Middle East peace and other human rights concerns. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton





Sun Sep 28, 8:24 PM ET

A masked protester listens to a speach during an anti-war rally at San Francisco's Civic Center, September 28, 2003. A few thousand people took part in a peaceful march and rally to protest against the U.S.-led war in Iraq (news - web sites) and to demand U.S. troops return home. REUTERS/Tim Wimborne

[LewisJackson]

1. very nice...

but, seriously.....only four?

;-)

[SoCalDem]

2. Syria, Iran, N.Korea, and

(country to be named later) :)

[bluestateguy]

3. Oh My!

Sean Hannity is going to question your "timing in protesting America when we have troops in the field".

[ET Awful]

4. There was a march in Boston yesterday as well.

I didn't get any pictures, but it had a pretty small turnout (relatively speaking).

What was VERY nice to see was near Boston Commons (I wasn't in the march, didn't know about it til it passed in front of me), was that the crowd on the sides of the streets that were stopped to let the marchers go by CHEERED quite loudly at the marchers against Shrub and his war.

BUT, when the typical follow-up freepers walked by, they were jeered and booed by the crowd. It was quite fun to watch freepers get booed by a huge crowd of onlookers.

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[sexybomber]

6. And so it begins again...

Let's hope protesting has more of an effect now than it did in March...

[realFedUp]

5. Good ones!

Nice pic taking SoCalDem.