The anniversary of ridiculosity. A couple hundred strong near the steps of City Hall to commemorate five years at war, if you don't count Afghanistan. What was I thinking?

A fine specimen looking on from the lower left...


...as if to say,
Get me out, please...
2 comments:
The War is ridiculous! Protesting is ridiculous! This works on so many levels in our fucked-up nation! Fantastic!
"God bless America. Let's save some of it."
- Edward Abbey
When invited to an anti-war rally, Mother Teresa (God rest her soul) declined, but said that if someone would organize a peace rally, she would attend. I reckon she was on to something.
Here's to another five years!
It was tough going, but I managed to watch all four-and-a-half minutes of it; I would imagine most people wouldn't be able to stomach it. God bless America indeed.
Peace.
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