Counter-protesters assaulted at NYC International A.N.S.W.E.R. rally

Johnny P News ^ | 03/21/04 | John S. Pappas

[Travis McGee]

It's a good idea to bring numerous video and still cameras and cell phones, working or non-working, to convince the communist enemies that their every move and utterance is being recorded for possible legal action.

[satchmodog9]

The culture war turns more violent. They forget we still have our guns.

[TomasUSMC]

There are no Peace lovers - just Osamalovers.

[hellinahandcart]

But we have no trouble protesting when we obey the cops--and we still get our message out.

The only problem being that now they want us to "get our message out" in a different zip code than the antiwar crowd. It's just too big a buffer zone.

[thoughtomator]

As I predicted. These Tranzi brownshirts are so predictable. I hope they try it somewhere where there are no consequences for the use of firearms in self-defense.

[Dutchy]

ping!!

[LiteKeeper]

read later

[sam_paine]

Yup. Looks like her! (Same, uh, shirt at least.) Lucky fella.

[ChadGore]

Did someone say . . . .

[Dutchgirl]

I have always loved the pics of belly girl, but there is an even more compelling post from this site

Instead of defining us, it defines THEM...

[freekitty]

This is who Hitlery, Kerry and their crowd like. They are and were protesters with the same kind of mind set.

[K1avg]

But then how did I make "<" show up as "<" and not "<"?

By using &ampamp for the ampersand, thus &amplt

Thanks for reporting the atrocities of all the so-called "pacifists." Wish I were there...I'd crack some skulls, bust a few kneecaps...ya know, the whole deal. Damn commies!!!

[E Rocc]

The culture war turns more violent.

This isn't the "culture war". There's a lot of us whose cultural tastes are diametrically opposed to what the "culture warriors" want that have zero use for these clintonheads.

-Eric

[Humidston]

Lucky for you that you weren't in Philly. If you'd been there, and attacked, the perps would've filed assault charges against you! - Just for being in the way of their fists.

(See Don and Teri Adams info for details.)

[jennyp]

O...M...G

Just... DAMN.

The utter self-destruction of these people's souls makes me speechless. But death throes can be dangerous to bystanders as well.

I agree: BRING CAMCORDERS WITH FULL BATTERIES! Don't use the zoom, and don't use the flip-screen. (They both drain the batteries.)

[chainsaw]

try tyuping & l t ; for the left html .

</sarcasm>bracket

[Redbob]

By using that clever little "blockquote" command?

How come it didn't work on the closing "ampersand gt"?

[Redbob]

IF you want to see how any of the more interesting formatting is done, simply right-click on the page, then select "View Source" - that gives you a picture of the webpage with all formatting statements shown: Then scroll down to the line you'd like to be able to do, and see how the formatting is written.

For example, to see how they posted that "Belly Girl" photo, scroll down to post 29 (just after where it says "a name = 29) and you'll find they linked to the photo by writing
<img src="http://users.wi.net/~johnh/BellyGirl.jpg">

[TOUGH STOUGH]

I smell a pattern.

[jennyp]

How come it didn't work on the closing "ampersand gt"?

I didn't use ampersand gt. The browser (IE, at least) doesn't get confused when it hits a ">" without first hitting a "<", so you can go ahead & use ">" alone.

To produce "&lt;/sarcasm>", I enclosed it in <xmp></xmp> tags. That tells the browser to not interpret anything within the tags.

Also note, when you quote some text that has either &lt; or <xmp> blocks or other sneaky html tricks, often the tricks get lost or translated into weird variations by the browser, and the effect is lost or totally mangled. (Or maybe it's FR's posting code which feels like it does some pretranslation of its own.)