[gcruse]

For about an hour and a half, the Freepers drowned out every speaker who attempted to take the stage...law-abiding, middle-class folks standing up for their rights.

Sigh. Standing up for their right to shut other people up? Aren't we proud of ourselves.

[Mad Mammoth]

For about an hour and a half, the Freepers drowned out every speaker who attempted to take the stage...law-abiding, middle-class folks standing up for their rights.
Sigh. Standing up for their right to shut other people up? Aren't we proud of ourselves.

You would have been happier if Jesse Jackazz had been successful in his race baiting that day? And would you have been even more delighted if Jesse's success had paved the way for Gore's attempted theft of Florida's electoral votes to succeed as well?

I suspect you would have been trying to save all that tea being dumped in the harbor in Boston on that day in 1773, and apologizing to the damn British as well.

[papertyger]

Sigh. Standing up for their right to shut other people up? Aren't we proud of ourselves.

In this case, yer damn right we are.

[ozarkgirl]

For about an hour and a half, the Freepers drowned out every speaker who attempted to take the stage...law-abiding, middle-class folks standing up for their rights.

Sigh. Standing up for their right to shut other people up? Aren't we proud of ourselves.

Yep, I wasn't too impressed with that either. I hate when the left does that and two wrongs don't make a right. That type of behavior denies the people speaking their 1st amendment rights. Whether you agree with them or not, they have the right to speak.

Aside from that I was terribly impressed with the article, gave some great insight into Jim Robinson and the Free Republic in general.