“Peace Movement” Is Not So Peaceful: Photos from San Francisco
Bush is the symptom. Capitalism is the disease.
Revolution is the cure.
So read a sign that we saw carried around by one of yesterday’s parading moonbats. Actually, to be honest, he was sitting outside of a coffee shop, drinking a tall latte. But no matter. A footsoldier needs energy.
The sign was sponsored by a Socialist organization. (Clearly they’re very not at all concerned about “bringing our troops home.”)
Iraq is merely an excuse, and Cindy Sheehan is a pawn. These subversives are fighting against the establishment. Anarchy is the ANSWER they’re looking for.
A photo gallery exploring various themes:
DESTROY CAPITALISM!
DESTROY THE MEDIA!
DESTROY THE MILITARY!
DESTROY ISRAEL!
ANARCHY!
INTOLERANCE!
Anti-war demonstrator Barry Marchessault yells at a small group of picketers supporting President Bush during a peace march Saturday. (AP photo by Noah Berger)
NO RESPECT FOR AUTHORITY!
“A lot of pigs with nothing to do”
SF Bay Area Indymedia
RACIAL DIVIDE!
Jasmine Williams, 17, a student with Youth Together, marched with thousands during an anti-war protest from Dolores Park to Jefferson Square Park in San Francisco on Saturday. (Chronicle photo by Shelley Eades)
BLAME AMERICA!
“Thousands march in an anti-war protest from Dolores Park to Jefferson Square Park in San Francisco on Saturday.” (Chronicle photo by Shelley Eades)
These kids look like they’ve joined a cult. What a shame. If only they stayed in school. (Wait a minute…)
SF Indymedia writes: “Today through San Francisco about 50,000 of us [Chronicle reports 20,000, but cares about accuracy when you're leading a revolution] marched to the beat of anti-war drums, to protest the Occupation of Iraq and the White House. Here’s the video (6.87MB).”
Here’s more, mocking the ProtestWarriors.
Indybay has all the photos you might be able to stomach.
Sparks From The Anvil has photos from L.A.
So does Baldilocks.
Lt. Smash highlights anti-semitism in San Diego
More photos from Washington, D.C.:
FloppingAces, OutsideTheBeltway
ConfederateYankee examines the Do’s and Dont’s
Anchoress has thoughts on the DC march
Mister Snitch! dives into the details. Loads of links.
And let’s not forget our friends in Europe.
RELATED:
March of The Moonbats: San Francisco
Anti-War Activists: Full of Protest, But No ANSWERs
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September 25th, 2005 at 10:24 am
If Iraq is like Vietnam, how come the rallies keep getting smaller?
While anti-war activists hoped their rally yesterday would be the “largest peace rally in the nation’s capital since the Vietnam War,” it doesn’t seem they reached their goal. In order to make the rally seem larger than it was…
September 25th, 2005 at 10:43 am
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September 25th, 2005 at 11:27 am
The “513 years” sign is priceless. Unless it’s being carried by a native American, what are they doing in SFO? (or on this continent for that matter…) Go back to Europe! ;-) I’m sure North Korea would be happy to take in the rest of ‘em, e.g., the folks carrying the first sign (”F#%k Capitalism”). Nice work CC.
September 25th, 2005 at 11:45 am
It is amazing how, in writing about people who have very strong opinions that they openly express, it appears you have totally failed to understand what they were saying.
I don’t think that what these protesters were saying was particularly rational, or well thought out, but still they do make some valid points about the state of affairs in America today.
For example, the “fuck capitalism” sign is obviously meant to provoke everyone. I don’t think it will work, because everyone with a job knows that capitalism is here to stay. Yet “Capitalism” has been used as a blunt rhetorical weapon to excuse a poor social security network, and to kill programs that collectively help everyone.
It doesn’t seem that you tried to take in anything, or even attempt to understand, what these people were trying to say. The pictures are great though, so kudos for that, I guess.
September 25th, 2005 at 12:13 pm
Moonbats on Parade in San Fran
California Conservative photoblogged the anti-Military protest in San Fran yesterday. Here is one of my favorite shots:
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September 25th, 2005 at 12:46 pm
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September 25th, 2005 at 12:52 pm
Great photos! They really speak for themselves.
I’m watching the pro-military families rally in D.C. right now on CSPAN. A Soldier’s Perspective tipped me off.
September 25th, 2005 at 1:02 pm
Gaypatriot is right on the money again
And I might also add Sane people were protesting the war back then to. Now the lunatic kooks are out in force protesting.
Look at the election in ‘04… the polls went big for Kerry. When you corrected the sampling Biases designed to -MAKE- the po…
September 25th, 2005 at 1:52 pm
Do you mind if I ask how, on this issue, you can consider yourself either silent or a majority?
I’m told the anti-war rally in D.C. drew between 300,000 (the organizers “guesstimate”) and 150,000 (according to the D.C. police chief). The pro-war rally is said to have drawn a few hundred. Not “pro military family,” as that implies that to be against this war is to be anti-military family, and I don’t believe that. Nor, I’d imagine, do the military families who showed up at the anti-war demonstration.
But boy, those photos of an anti-war protest in San Francisco sure does make it look irrational, doesn’t it? Much more so than a war that has now cost 1,900 Americans their lives, and from which a majority of Americans now want some or all troops wiithdrawn.
September 25th, 2005 at 2:06 pm
[...] However, if you want some coverage you can find some pictures here and here. There’s even some coverage of the EU protests here. Hopefully this coverage will soothe their pained egos. [...]
September 25th, 2005 at 2:23 pm
The anti war crowds made up of professional protesters for the most part financed by *GASP* capitalist pigs like Tereza Heinz, George Soros and Ben & Jerry’s, professional students who have spent 20 years getting degrees while racking up hundreds of thousands in debt and the “rage against my trust fund allowance” types. They don’t have to work because work is for “captalist pigs” like the majority of this country. They just sit there and suck off their trust fund/taxpayer paid student loan/corporate sponsors teats.
The folks at the (as you call it) “Pro War rally” actually have things like jobs and families, thus not as many could attend as would have liked to. I know I would have gone if I had the time off from work. These people represent the majority of Americans, not that hygenically challenged professional protester rabble we saw at the Anti American rally.
BTW-please do not try to quote me numbers from MSM “opinion polls”, they are not true opinion polls. All you have to do is look at the particulars of them to find that they are skewed. The only ones who believe them are people like you who want to believe them.
One other thing….
Would you prefer 1 million dead in San Francisco, Seattle, Boston or New York? After listening to idiots like you I am getting to the point where I am going to start rooting for your heros Osama and Kim Il Jung. As long as they take out those cities AND you all I will have to say is No. Great. Loss.
I am sure you would be happy to die in an attack on this country-that way you can die for your beliefs.
September 25th, 2005 at 2:45 pm
Wow… that’s a lot of hate in those photos. I am really glad I’m not with those people.
September 25th, 2005 at 2:59 pm
Ahaha….I clicked onto that “513 years of military invasion photo” to take a closer look, and it’s so ridiculous. Such as listing “Japan” for one of our military invasions.
September 25th, 2005 at 3:00 pm
Would I prefer 1 million dead in San Francisco, Seattle, Boston or New York? No.
I would prefer a foreign policy that decreased, rather than increased the odds of that happening.
And I don’t think a mistaken-to be compassionate-war, badly fought, is the way to do that.
Oh, and my heroes are musicans, writers, actors and other artists, not evil madmen, thanks. I’d name a few, but I doubt you care, or would know who they were.
September 25th, 2005 at 3:21 pm
No, I Didn’t Go. I Had To Clip My Toenails or Something.
California Conservative » “Peace Movement” Is Not So Peaceful: Photos from San Francisco Sanity-eyed view of the moonbats in my…
September 25th, 2005 at 3:42 pm
The Not-So-Peaceful “Peace Movement”
While many have focused on the anti-war rally in Washington, DC, California Conservative provides us with photos from a rally in San Francisco which are quite illuminating… Meanwhile, a pro-troops rally was held in DC earlier today… I have to…
September 25th, 2005 at 3:45 pm
“Oh, and my heroes are musicans, writers, actors and other artists, not evil madmen, thanks. I’d name a few, but I doubt you care, or would know who they were.”
Such smugness. Lofty condescension. Does your guitar gently weep?
Guess we’ll leave the “art” and “acting” to you, Ben. And the industry and military required to build and defend our nation will be done by those living in reality.
I will give you this: they do brew a fine coffee in Seattle. Puts a pep in the step of every Birkenstock. So, hold down the fort. And thanks for your comments.
Nahanni - Semper vigilo.
September 25th, 2005 at 3:54 pm
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September 25th, 2005 at 4:17 pm
*Chuckles*
Thanks for the photos my friend and keep up the good work. There’s still plenty of us Conservative folks out here in California, no matter how loonie the coast and the cities seem to be. (High Desert here)
September 25th, 2005 at 8:20 pm
Wow - what an incisive website. If I read it right, it’s ‘we hate and mock people who disagree with us’. It’s so left, it’s right. God how I wish a hole would swallow up hard righties along with hard lefties so you could spend eternity with each other like you so deserve.
September 25th, 2005 at 9:07 pm
Anti-war rally photos
Interesting how these ‘pro-peace’ types don’t have posters and signs backing up that belief, but instead ones that are openly hostile and sometimes display violence towards the President and others who advocated the Iraq war.
September 25th, 2005 at 10:10 pm
I think your photos are demonstrating exactly the opposite point of what you wanted to demonstrate. Thanks for posting them!
September 25th, 2005 at 10:39 pm
[...] * California Conservative has photos of “non-violent”, “peaceful”, and “civil” protestors from San Francisco. [...]
September 25th, 2005 at 11:06 pm
Amazing. The left comes here and takes the site to task for “not understanding” the photos. What exactly is there to understand about “Fuck capitalism”?
If your goal is to change minds, you’ve failed. (And insulting people on sites like this won’t help - was your mind ever changed when someone said “fuck you” to you? Have you ever in your life said, hmm, he said “fuck me”, maybe I should reexamine my belief system now? ). If your goal is to make sure you remain marginalized forever, so you can complain and never achieve a position of authority where you would be held accountable for what you accomplish (or fail to), then: Job Well Done!
September 26th, 2005 at 1:50 am
QUOTE #1 “So read a sign that we saw carried around by one of yesterday’s parading moonbats. Actually, to be honest, he was sitting outside of a coffee shop, drinking a tall latte. But no matter. A footsoldier needs energy.”
QUOTE #2 “Such smugness. Lofty condescension. Does your guitar gently weep?”
But at least you are as offended by your own condescending smartass comments as by others, right?
September 26th, 2005 at 1:57 am
“The folks at the (as you call it) “Pro War rally†actually have things like jobs and families, thus not as many could attend as would have liked to. I know I would have gone if I had the time off from work. These people represent the majority of Americans, not that hygenically challenged professional protester rabble we saw at the Anti American rally.”
It was a SUNDAY. How many people missed the rally because they had to work? I think a much more likely reason is the fact that the rally was held in DC, which is an overwhelmingly antiwar town. Stop trying to insult every American who finds our foreign policy misguided as lazy and shiftless hippies who don’t shower. I have a job (two, actually). I shower. I disagree with Bush sometimes. This does not make me a communist or an ignorant pothead. Your comments are as ignorant as those on KOS that compare every Republican to a fundamentalist who believes the Bible to be the literal history of the earth. Both of these groups are EXTREMISTS. They are not the mainstream. Why do sites like this insist that these fringe elements represent every one of the 49% of America that voted for Kerry, or the 51% that didn’t? This country is not BLACK…. and WHITE…. There are many, many schools of thought in between.
September 26th, 2005 at 2:53 am
“Why do sites like this insist that these fringe elements represent every one of the 49% of America that voted for Kerry, or the 51% that didn’t?”
Um, gee, tom: Couldn’t be because the Kerry people and the DNC campaigned directly TO people like the ones carrying those offensive signs, including sending voter-registration workers to antiwar rallies and accepting massive amounts of donations and volunteer time from avowed anti-American antiwar protest organization MOVEON.COM? When that happens, why can’t the owner of this site connect “FUCK CAPITALISM” and the 48% who voted for Kerry? Or are we supposed to ignore that because the truth makes you unhappy?
And, Tom… if you make common cause with “unwashed, lazy hippies” (not to mention the American Nazi Party, which agrees 100% with you about America’s foreign policy), don’t be upset if you get identified with unwashed hippy-type people. Want to be taken seriously? Seperate yourself.
September 26th, 2005 at 9:13 am
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September 26th, 2005 at 12:08 pm
“Couldn’t be because the Kerry people and the DNC campaigned directly TO people like the ones carrying those offensive signs, including sending voter-registration workers to antiwar rallies and accepting massive amounts of donations and volunteer time from avowed anti-American antiwar protest organization MOVEON.COM?”
Kerry campaigned TO anyone who would vote for him. His statements frequently contradicted themselves because he would appeal one day to the antiwar fringe and the next day to mainstream America. Now for the shocking part. So. did. Bush. Videos were sent to churches across America promoting Bush as the godly candidate. He made numerous statements against gay marriage and against stem cell research. He also publicly announced that he would not favor a constitutional amendment banning marriage. His administration announced that there was evidence to suggest global warming was occuring. Both of these candidates tried to appeal to everyone.
“if you make common cause with “unwashed, lazy hippies†(not to mention the American Nazi Party, which agrees 100% with you about America’s foreign policy), don’t be upset if you get identified with unwashed hippy-type people. Want to be taken seriously? Seperate yourself.”
I have made common cause with many groups. I don’t believe in regulation of firearms. Thus I make common cause with the NRA. I don’t believe the federal government should instruct states as to which medical procedures they can provide. Thus I make common cause with abortion clinic bombers. So, by your logic, I am a gun toting hippy who bombs abortion clinics when not marching in drum circles. It is impossible to seperate myself from every group in America, Dave. If I did so, I would be a part of yet another group — Ted Kazynski’s. Maybe, just maybe, I’m actually not that easily pigeonholed. Maybe most Americans aren’t. I don’t assume that every person on this site is a racist shotgun toting redneck who wants to kill every Arab and black person in America. Try to do the same.
September 26th, 2005 at 12:26 pm
How about a “racist shotgun toting” Arab who wants to kill every Christian in America? Or maybe a black that wants to kill every asian? Or a hispanic that wants to kill blacks?
Just saying. Mix it up a little.
But thanks for your comments and continued readership.
September 26th, 2005 at 12:44 pm
Mr. Conservative;
Somehow I doubt that a racist Arab, black, or hispanic would frequent your site. There are other outlets for their amusement. I only wanted to emphasize that every person here is NOT racist, or a fundamentalist. I don’t believe every Republican is. I know several, living in the great state of TX, and 99.99% of them are good, God fearing people. Believe me, I go to “progressive” sites and berate those who claim to be tolerant and yet denigrate all who disagree with them. I would do so at KOS, and in fact used to, but I’ve been banned from their site for being a “troll”. Apparently if you don’t march in lockstep with them you are a horribly eveil subversive who cannot have their voice heard — rather ironic from people who have such passion for the first amendment. Unfortunately I have to go to work, but I’ll check and reply to this later tonite, if you see fit to continue conversation.
September 26th, 2005 at 12:53 pm
Sheehan Arrested
This morning fanatical anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan was arrested during a protest outside the White House. As you can see by the look on her face, she’s devastated by this terribe mistreatment … unless … this couldn’t possi…
September 26th, 2005 at 1:29 pm
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September 26th, 2005 at 1:36 pm
[...] California Conservative has pictures which suggest that the peaceful folks a-marching are not so peaceful. And they’re anti-semites, too. [...]
September 26th, 2005 at 3:39 pm
Breaking News of the Most Hilarious Sort!!!
Cindy Sheehan Got Arrested!!!!
Is that too damend funny or what????
Xposted@Kender’s and The Wide Awakes
Cindy reprimanded by her leftist comrades
Pictures say a thousand words
Wearing out the welcome mat at the Daily Kos
Who is the Peace …
September 26th, 2005 at 3:43 pm
These leftists with their socialist bullcrap make me want to puke. And they think they’re changing hearts and minds? “FUCK CAPITALISM” doesn’t change any minds. Property damage and graffiti doesn’t change minds, it makes me pretty damned mad.
Of course the World Workers Party doesn’t actually believe in work…and that’s obvious because so many of them have congregated to “do their thing”…
My question is–the Ruckus Society has tax exempt status and although it’s considered a domestic terrorist organization by the FBI, I wonder how many of these people received terrorist training at their camps?
September 26th, 2005 at 3:45 pm
Oh, Mr. Snitch, I particularly appreciated your “take” on this, excellent points.
September 26th, 2005 at 3:52 pm
I think what Cindy Sheehan can safely be termed as –is a term that Lenin coined: “Useful idiot”. And so are some of these sympathizers you have here, CC, lol
September 26th, 2005 at 4:12 pm
This movement is made up of two distinct groups.
The first group is made up of older adults that were part of the Vietnam protesting community, back when they were in college. Today they are in middle age, their life means very little, and they are seeking to find that lost youth. Many, like Cindy Sheehan, are going through their mid life crisis and are regressing into an earlier stage of their lives, because that is the only time in their life, they felt useful.
And the second group is a bunch uneducated kids, either going to college or are dropouts from society, producing very little, if anything at all. They think they know it all, but do not have the presence of mind to know that they are sheep, being led astray by the first group.
What a waste of humanity.
September 26th, 2005 at 4:55 pm
‘The weaker the messege, the more strident the messenger. This is not about the Iraq war, it is about each little clique’s pet message. Sad, really sad. Protesters in the 60’s were a lot more fun and much more coherent. Free Mumia? Free the Cuba 5? Anarchy day? What the hell are these saps thinking?
All I can imagine in thinking about the poor saps in this parade of protoplasm is:
“Oh, beat the drum slowly, and play the fife lowly
And play the dead march as you carry me along…”
It seems appropriate as this sad march parades by.
September 26th, 2005 at 5:35 pm
Another day older
Today’s dose of NIF - News, Interesting & Funny … just the Monday edition
September 26th, 2005 at 6:55 pm
The left thinks it’s scoring points with Sheehan and the morons in these photos. They are simply digging their graves even deeper. I am all for these idiots making public nuisances of themselves. they are simply proving to the country that they are nothing but shrill half wits with no moral compass. I say, let ‘em act like fools, frankly, they have no other alternative.
September 27th, 2005 at 1:09 am
“they are simply proving to the country that they are nothing but shrill half wits with no moral compass.”
And yet, they are remarkably not responsibile for the deaths of 1,900 American soldiers. All in the name of a cause that was at best a mistake for which the price is too high.
And “moral compass” or not, they are smack dab in the middle of the American mainstream now.
September 28th, 2005 at 12:22 pm
[...] This is coming from the same website and radical activists that brought you this. [...]
October 18th, 2005 at 1:17 pm
[...] But on Monday, McDonald circulated an e-mail among the committee reading, “The disagreement over the participation of Gold Star Families, with their anti-war reputation, in our 2005 ceremony has made it impossible to continue. Without consensus we have no program. The event is cancelled.†As we can see from recent protests, liberal “anti-war” activists have no sense of decency and cannot be trusted to respect Veterans Day. Therefore, the general public is deprived. [...]
December 3rd, 2005 at 10:47 am
[...] When most people outside of the state think of California, they associate Hollywood and outspoken celebrities. They might think of U.C. Berkeley and its radical campus during the 60s, still fostering students with anti-establishment sentiments. More recently, they will think of San Francisco, politically, with its renegade 9th circuit court judges, radical hippy activists, aggressive anti-war protestors, gay marriages and legalized marijuana. These are the elements shaping the national image of “The Left Coast.” [...]
January 19th, 2006 at 11:22 am
[...] Many public transportation agencies allow political or point-of-view advertising on their systems, including Muni, which is displaying anti-war ads. Strange. No reports of those ads being defaced or torn down. Some supporters of abortion rights have called BART to complain about the ads and demand their removal. The political Web site http://www.indybay.org urged activists to call BART and members of its Board of Directors to register their discontent. As of Thursday, the transit agency had received 29 complaints, Johnson said. As some readers will recall, IndyBay.org are the same folks that brought us this. Critics of the ads also seem to be taking matters into their own hands. Hundreds of the ads have been defaced with markers, had stickers placed over them or have been torn down and ripped up, according to Monika Rodman, coordinator of the group that placed the ads. [...]
January 26th, 2006 at 9:18 pm
[...] michelle malkin has some great pics of the anti-war protest in d.c. this just demonstrates how extreme these people really are. california conservative has even more moonbat signs from the anti-war rally in san francisco. we shouldn’t really be surprised at the vitriolic dialogue from these misguided people. view at your own risk. for your entertainment and amusement… take a look at the tips on protesting from the daily kos. there’s something wrong about the fact that this blog is popular. [...]
January 31st, 2006 at 9:16 am
[...] Maybe she’ll adopt that slogan for her senate campaign. Amongst her supporters, it would really resonate. [...]
February 18th, 2006 at 3:33 pm
[...] We know where Supervisor Sandavol stands. We know how Boxer, Feinstein and Pelosi are going to vote. And it’s obvious how these folks feel about it. But that’s only counting the outspoken. [...]
March 9th, 2006 at 9:01 pm
[...] [...]
March 10th, 2006 at 7:55 am
[...] Wonder if these people will show their support? [...]
March 11th, 2006 at 4:34 am
[...] [...]
April 3rd, 2006 at 1:13 pm
[...] When most people outside of the state think of California, they associate Hollywood and outspoken celebrities. They might think of U.C. Berkeley and its radical campus during the 60s, still fostering students with anti-establishment sentiments. More recently, they will think of San Francisco, politically, with its renegade 9th circuit court judges, radical hippy activists, aggressive anti-war protestors, gay marriages and legalized marijuana. These are the elements shaping the national image of “The Left Coast.” [...]
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