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[mace007]

Originally posted by Frosties_Flank
God I almost kicked some school kids in Sydney yesterday. I hope most of them get dealt the punishment they deserve. Little pricks.

Sydney was blocked yesterday..couldn't move. A group of stupid idiotic school boys and few girls decided that it would be fun, LA riots style, to start shaking and trying to lift a poor persons car.

Then you had the 17 year old girls who took this opportunity to dress up in Britney clothes and just run a muck with their pubester skirts and carrying on like sluts.

3/4 of the kids who attended didn't know jack about anything except that Saddam is like, sooo bad, like you know..whatever.

Gotta love the "wat-ever" generation.

I'm 18 and feel ashamed to be lumped in the same category as these kinds of people.

The Mark Knight cartoon in today's Melb. Herald Sun summed everything up perfectly.

 

[robbieando]

Originally posted by dancingdoggie17

71% of the Australian population DON'T WANT WAR. YOU AND YOUR WAR-MONGER FRIENDS ARE THE MINORITY.

Ah your wrong. Just a little fudging isn't it.

29% Support War without UN approval
64% Support War WITH UN approval

36% Don't support War in any form.

YOU AND YOUR ANTI-WAR FRIENDS ARE THE MINORITY

 

[dr nick]

Originally posted by Joel
The little tossers. I HATE peopl who follow a cause without first understanding the issues at hand. How old were half the kids? 12, 13? You know what annoys me? When a was in Year 12 a couple of years back, the school allowed these organisations (the type that organised the protest) to put up posters in our Year 12 Common Room regarding the S11 Protests at Crown.

Half of it is because they are brainwashed by their teachers, but most of it is because they want the day off.

yeah, i heard one of the girls interviewed on the radio and she dint know the first thing about what was happening.

she was asked why she was at the march and she said she opposed a war, even with UN backing, but unfortunately for her credibilities sake, had never heard of a small country called Kuwait, nor did she know what UN stood for.

 

[meg]

From what I understand, if you take away the Primary School students who were forced to go to the protest, then the count wouldn't even be at 3000.

 

[daicos4ever]

Originally posted by dancingdoggie17
Get a life, daicos4eva. Do something yourself rather than sitting back typing on a sad forum and bagging everyone else's actions!

Charming. Guess that's the end of our little argument then.

Just for the record, if there is a war I won't be out celebrating, as youmay think.