You guys are just so out of touch with reality, it's scary.

I was in Montoursville PA and Pittbsburgh most of the time. Whyever that's important to you.

You don't read to well of just maybe you don't comprehend.

I ask you,

Where were you in the 60's?

Is that clear enough for you now.

General note: Looks like I won my 50:1 ratio "bet" with a factor of 2-4 to spare!

FWIW, I never did go. I actually don't like ANSWER much and had low hopes for the march. I appear to have undersold its potential.

I have never before been to this site, and will certainly not be returning. Any retaliatory remarks will fall on deaf ears. Have a great day!

You were the 3rd place contestant on Jay Leno's
"Battle of the Jaywalker All stars"

Congratulations

And why don't have the guts to answer the questions I posed to you.

You have to be a typical sore loser Dem that can't get over it and don't have the capacity to do anything but spread your lies, hate, and discontent.
Have some more drugs, it helps you.

DL: The number of protesters that show up won’t make this war one teenie iota more, or less, right.

Here I completely agree.

This protest game is such a childish carry over from the sixties.

So the counterprotest is a childish game carried over from when, then?

General interest note: Downgrade whatever attendance expectations you did have - apparently the trains out of NYC were stopped last night due to a power failure along the line in Jersey. Conspiracy theorists will have a field day; me, I figure it's just par for the course for Amtrak.

When you lack answers to difficult real-life problems - protest against those that do and to hell with the consequences.

This protest game is such a childish carry over from the sixties.

On this weekend's anti-war protests, James Joyner writes, The organizers are mostly from the radical, America-hating fringe while the...

First, I don't need any of your sarcastic remarks, It only shows where you come from and just how dumb you are about the 60's. I have seen first hand the drugies and the hippies, yuppies and the flower children who were UN American draft dodgers and I seen the results of their so called anti war protests like spitting on and jeering our troops when they returned home. Or only you know about all that because maybe you were a part of that anti-US group. Those were the dark days of American History and a historical part that were a huge black mark on America. I don't give a damn about what you think or better still "Don't Think" and by what I have seen in your comment, the latter surely fits you best.

So Jim Hunley, you know what you can do with sarcastic comment. And it will probably fit without even touching the inside.

By the way Hunley, where were you in the 60's, you young whipper snapper.

Not sure if you're offering me a bet, but no thanx. I'm just reporting what I saw. Seemed as the day wore on, more hippy grannies and wannabes were heading towards Camp Cindy, but I'm outta here tomorrow morning, and I don't really care too much.

Herb, your post makes it pretty clear who's really stuck in the 60s. "It's like goldy and bronzey, only made of iron!"

leelu: It says here that the protest will draw 50 times as many people as the counterprotest. (And how lame is a counter-protest, anyway? Couldn't Krempasky have come up with the idea of having an event of his own, without having to have the dreaded ANSWER do his thinking for him?) e.g. the breakdown will be something like 100K:2K. I'd offer a site-appropriate wager - frex, if I'm wrong I write a sonnet praising thunderbird's intellect, while if I'm right you . . . but I can't really think what your side of the bet would be. Feel free to suggest.

Saw a couple of the protesters in the Sackler. Aging hippy granmas. Not a protest babe in sight. Got pix if you want 'em.