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- ScottyQuest, on 01/28/2008, -0/+2Happy Mastur... wait, what were we doing?
- busthead, on 02/01/2008, -0/+1FP, I would love to defend you on this one but you shouldn't be coming down on the RP supporters who picketed the event. It's their right. If CC didn't want to be disturbed, she should have picked a place with thicker glass.
- robfrench, on 01/28/2008, -1/+2heh, sorry I hit a nerve sir. Didn't mean to interrupt your ceaseless scouring of all digg's RP stories. But if you can honestly believe a group of people gathered to circle and chant outside a presidential candidate's daughter's Q&A session for any reason other than to disrupt and be a nuisance, you are sadly delusional. You don't go for an information seeking session en mass with signs, you do that for your own personal kicks and feelings of self-importance.
But maybe I'm wrong, maybe they were... making a point? defending the Constitution? hmmm... I'm going with "being a nuisance."
Happy Trolling!!! - V3n0M, on 01/28/2008, -1/+1Your description is over-generalized, condescending, and inaccurate. As are your assumptions about me.
(I was not "trolling" Ron Paul stories, I was browsing upcoming videos.)
If they had intended to disrupt the meeting they would have been inside to begin with, asking absurd questions, or they would have entered the shop after they were *invited*. ("Uninvited? Check." Inaccurate? Check.)
Seems to me they were there to give Ron Paul's name visibility and offer information to any attendants that were interested in it.
Happy Generalizing!!! - jcarrion1976, on 01/28/2008, -2/+2Here are the last ten winners of the 100 meter dash in the Olympics... out of ten only two are white.
2004 - Justin Gatlin (black)
2000 - Maurice Greene (black)
1996 - Donovan Bailey (black)
1992 - Linford Christie (black)
1988 - Ben Johnson (black)
1984 - Carl Lewis (black)
1980 - Allan Wells (white)
1976 - Hasely Crawford (black)
1972 - Valeriy Borzov (white)
1968 - Jim Hines (black)
LOL!! Seems like Ron Paul is correct! Yet again. - V3n0M, on 01/28/2008, -2/+1Uninvited? They do not need an invitation to use the sidewalk outside of a coffee shop.
Unwilling to speak reasonably? The video I saw showed them smiling and shaking hands with Chelsea.
Disrupting an otherwise peaceful, unrelated event? First, they were minding their own business outside of the shop (not inside screaming), and it was Chelsea's decision to disrupt the event to go talk to them. Secondly, campaigning for Hillary and Ron Paul are not unrelated - there are many converted democrats who are now supporting Ron Paul (quite a few are ex-Hillary supporters). These events are not unrelated.
Way to go robfrench...
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