The Nazi Youth is one mile from my front door

[burythehatchet]

There goes the friggin neighborhood. Today the brownshirts, more commonly known as the College Republicans, are holding their meeting at MY alma mater, Emory University. There are Ralph Reed signs mailed to the ground all over the place. I walked through campus on my daily walk and nearly got run over by the wannabee fascists driving their daddy's 15 seat GMC's, the next generation of Tom Delay's and Jack Abramoff's are one mile from my house.

Have I told you how much I hate these people?

[EFerrari]

1. I am so sorry. I'd be tempted to wear a surgical mask

until the infestation is alleviated.

[burythehatchet]

3. With all that has come out about Reed

How in the world can a rational person still support him. OOPS, answered my own question..."rational" person.

[NJCher]

2. go take a look

See how many people actually show up.




Cher

[burythehatchet]

6. Oh its an infestation

I walked past their meeting hall, they are like a roach infestation. I'm so glad I'll be partying with Mike Malloy and ATlanta DUers tonight.

[tenshi816]

13. If CottonBear and RubyDuby make it

to the Atlanta DU gathering, would you please say hi from me? They're good people.

I wish I could be there!

[burythehatchet]

15. they'll both be there

and I will

[tenshi816]

16. Where's it going to be?

God, I wish I could be there. It's reached the point in my little part of England that people start looking for the exits when I start talking about politics. They've got Dubya overload from me over here, and I would dearly love to be back home in Atlanta for the evening, talking and drinking with like-minded people.

Y'all have a grand time, y'hear, and we Georgia DUers who can't be there will be expecting a full report, with pictures!

Edited for grammar, 'cause I'm really anal that way.

[burythehatchet]

18. I gave my regards to Ruby and CottonBear on your behalf

We had a GREAT time with a group of about 20 total, 15 of whom were DUers. There were pictures taken and Catwoman will post them soonest. Cheers.

[Botany]

4. You can print out recruiting forms

http://usmilitary.about.com/od/joiningthemilitary/

Get some friends and offer it to those young lads & lassies.

And watch em run.

[TroubleMan]

8. Also, call the recruiters, say you're with them, and invite the recruiters

over.

Just say you're with the College Republicans, and tell them you like the recruiters to come by and give a recruitment speech.

[tenshi816]

14. Is that image of a real t-shirt in your post,

or is it a "wish they made shirts like these" thing? If it's real, can you please let me know where to buy one? Thanks.

[fed-up]

17. Yes, its a real t-shirt-I own 3-got them in SF-2004-Reclaim the Commons

which was a week of speakers and protests against GMO crops/foods.
But they were a tad bit cheaper back then, only $10.

I googled
george bush "world domination tour" t-shirt and found this, you are free to google it yourself to possibly find a cheaper one. I still get great comments when I where that shirt. :) I just wish I had worn it when I stopped the recruiters at my son's high school.


http://www.legitgov.org/T_shirts_bush_chickenhawk_011704.html

their main site looked good too, I haven't been their before.
http://www.legitgov.org/

[tenshi816]

19. Thank you!

I've got to get myself one of these.

[Bluzmann57]

5. If they set one foot in your yard

then kick some ass. Self defense ya know. "A nazi came into my yard and wanted to harm me and my family so I had to defend myself." Well, it sounds good. Guess it wouldn't work. My sympathies to you. Hope they leave real soon.

[trixie]

7. go get some volunteer forms

or better yet an army recruiter and get over there quick.

[Shelor]

9. Even better......

....I got a cold call last night from some GOP party stooge who was posing as a pollster. He asked all these outlandishly biased questions as though he was running a legit poll. Then he asked for money. I laughed in his face and hung up on him.

[TallahasseeGrannie]

10. So much for the concept

of a two-party system and the loyal opposition, huh?

[laststeamtrain]

11. Time for a good peppering of pellets?

:evilgrin: :sarcasm:

[tenshi816]

12. I hate to think about all those little pricks

bringing their very own special brand of ugly to such a pretty part of Atlanta. How long will they be there?

I can't stand the thought of Ralph Reed being elected Lt. Governor. I know there are a lot of Bushbots in Georgia, but I thought they were beginning to see through Ralphie. Then again, these people love the Shrub, so maybe their collective blindness extends to Reed too.

[Breeze54]

20. 17 Arrested at Florida Neo-Nazi Rally...not 'just' near you!

17 Arrested at Florida Neo-Nazi Rally
By KELLI KENNEDY (Associated Press Writer)
From Associated Press
February 26, 2006 12:00 AM EST

ORLANDO, Fla. - Fistfights broke out and police made 17 arrests Saturday at a neo-Nazi rally and march through a predominantly black neighborhood.

In khaki uniforms, tall black boots and red arm patches bearing swastikas, about 30 members of the National Socialist Movement were barricaded on one side by SWAT team members at the rally. On the other side of the SWAT officers, a group of about 100 black-clad counter-demonstrators, many covering their faces with black masks, held anti-Nazi signs.

Several counter-demonstrators were arrested before the march officially began when pockets of violence erupted, police said. It was not immediately clear whether anyone was hurt.

The march went on as planned through the Orlando neighborhood of Parramore, with about 500 spectators and counter-demonstrators following the group. Grandparents held the hands of their grandchildren as they watched the march from the front of their homes.

"The older generation grew up seeing hate. They grew up seeing these kinds of groups being open and I think for some African-Americans they want the younger generations to see that hate still exists," said the Rev. O'Hara Black of Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church.

No members of the neo-Nazi group were arrested, police said.

Fourteen of those arrested are members of out-of-town groups such as the Skinheads Against Racial Prejudices and the Southeastern Anarchist Network, said Orlando police spokeswoman Barb Jones. All faced charges including disorderly conduct, battery on a law enforcement officer and wearing a mask, police said.

More than 300 law enforcement officers were on hand, hoping to avoid the violence that marked another gathering of the Minneapolis-based neo-Nazi group in October in Toledo, Ohio. A march there led to a riot in which businesses were burned and looted and bricks were thrown at police.

On Saturday, neo-Nazis held signs with such slogans as "White People Unite" and statistics claiming that crime is predominantly committed by blacks. Later, they made Nazi salutes at City Hall as a SWAT team separated the demonstrators from a jeering crowd.

During the march, the neo-Nazis walked on one side of the road and the protesters on the other, separated by two lines of police. Both groups hurled insults.

Counter-demonstrators held signs including ones that read, "Stop the hate. Stop the violence" and "Love everyone."

"For them to come into our neighborhood, it's wrong; it's a slap in the face," said Donnell Jones, 33.

little pricks! :grr: