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Wisconsin Police Join Protesters In Capitol! Let's hope that

by happens when they order in the Army or Nat'l Guard!!

Feb 26, 2011

olice have just announced to the crowds inside the occupied State Capitol of Wisconsin: ‘We have been ordered by the legislature to kick you all out at 4:00 today. But we know what’s right from wrong. We will not be kicking anyone out, in fact, we will be sleeping here with you!’ Unreal

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mama maria- the eyes of the country and world are on WI The eyes of the country and world are on WI, last time i checked over 40 states had ordered puzzas for the protesters from Ians pizza in WI and people from 11 countries around the world had done the same.

the hearts and minds of america are with those protesters, and if walker and i dont know anyone who dosnt admire those police officers ...See More

Feb 28, 2011

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correlation does not equal causation molly/ca nfm On 2/27/11, mike wrote: > On 2/27/11, Majority??? wrote: >> It seems that the majority of Americans were against taking prayer >> out of public schools but the minority got their way. >> >> On 2/26/11, A majority is not always right wrote: >>> There was a time in the history of this nation when the majority >&...See MoreOn 2/27/11, mike wrote: > On 2/27/11, Majority??? wrote: >> It seems that the majority of Americans were against taking prayer >> out of public schools but the minority got their way. >> >> On 2/26/11, A majority is not always right wrote: >>> There was a time in the history of this nation when the majority >>> believed people of color should not live among white people, >>> should not be served in "white" restaurants, and overall should >>> not enjoy the same freedoms and liberties granted to the white >>> majority. This did not make the practice of discrimination >>> right. There are times when it becomes necessary for the >>> minority to protest against what is wrong. God bless the >>> minority for standing up to Wisconsin's tyrant governor. >>> >>> On 2/26/11, fire them all wrote: >>>> They should all be fired. Especially when polls are showing >>>> that the MAJORITY in WI want the bill to pass. Thats the way >>>> Democracy works. Anyone who doesn't follow the laws is a >>>> criminal and a traitor. >>>> >>>> Yes you have the right to voice your opinions and protest but >>>> at the end of the day we are still a democracy accept that >>>> or be charged with treason for shutting a government down and >>>> denying the majority their rights. >>>> >>>> >>>> On 2/26/11, happens when they order in the Army or Nat'l >>>> Guard!! wrote: >>>>> Police have just announced to the crowds inside the >>>>> occupied State Capitol of Wisconsin: ‘We have been ordered >>>>> by the legislature to kick you all out at 4:00 today. But >>>>> we know what’s right from wrong. We will not be kicking >>>>> anyone out, in fact, we will be sleeping here with you!’ >>>>> Unreal > The national AFT grew from fewer than 60,000 members in 1960 to > more than 200,000 by the end of the decade. Is this about the time > that are public school system started its decline among industrialized > nations. The AFT's rapid growth obviously coincided with the downfall > of our educational system. This fact is undeniable.

Feb 28, 2011

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A majority is not always right wrote Slavery? Where did that come in? I wrote of discrimination against people of color which, as I'm sure you know, has still not been completely eradicated. What I wrote stands without correction.

I do thank you for your civil response.

On 2/27/11, actually wrote: > Actually the majority never believed in slavery. Even when our &g...See MoreSlavery? Where did that come in? I wrote of discrimination against people of color which, as I'm sure you know, has still not been completely eradicated. What I wrote stands without correction.

I do thank you for your civil response.

On 2/27/11, actually wrote: > Actually the majority never believed in slavery. Even when our > founding father were writing the Constitution they wanted to > abolish slavery but they had to give in to the minority of a couple > of southern states to keep everything together. > > And President Lincoln always gets credit for freeing the slaves yet > he was the most racist president we have ever had. And wrote many > articles in news papers on other places telling how he felt about > it. He only agreed to free them because his advisers confinced him > to do it as a military stratagy against the south. > > But with all that being said we are still a Democracy and the > majority does rule. Its the way our land is set up. We can not > let a "few" selfish people ruin everything for everyone or > the "majority". "The good of the many out weighs the good of the > few." Its the way our country was founded and is. If you dont > like it move to a socialist country were they believe the same was > as you do. > > > > On 2/26/11, A majority is not always right wrote: >> There was a time in the history of this nation when the majority >> believed people of color should not live among white people, >> should not be served in "white" restaurants, and overall should >> not enjoy the same freedoms and liberties granted to the white >> majority. This did not make the practice of discrimination >> right. There are times when it becomes necessary for the >> minority to protest against what is wrong. God bless the >> minority for standing up to Wisconsin's tyrant governor. >> >> On 2/26/11, fire them all wrote: >>> They should all be fired. Especially when polls are showing >>> that the MAJORITY in WI want the bill to pass. Thats the way >>> Democracy works. Anyone who doesn't follow the laws is a >>> criminal and a traitor. >>> >>> Yes you have the right to voice your opinions and protest but >>> at the end of the day we are still a democracy accept that >>> or be charged with treason for shutting a government down and >>> denying the majority their rights. >>> >>> >>> On 2/26/11, happens when they order in the Army or Nat'l >>> Guard!! wrote: >>>> Police have just announced to the crowds inside the >>>> occupied State Capitol of Wisconsin: ‘We have been ordered >>>> by the legislature to kick you all out at 4:00 today. But >>>> we know what’s right from wrong. We will not be kicking >>>> anyone out, in fact, we will be sleeping here with you!’ >>>> Unreal

Feb 28, 2011

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A majority is not always right wrote ossibly true, but true or not, it's what we get when the Supreme Court takes it upon itself to legislate.

On 2/27/11, Majority??? wrote: > It seems that the majority of Americans were against taking prayer > out of public schools but the minority got their way. > > On 2/26/11, A majority is not always right wrote: >> Ther...See More

Mar 1, 2011

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al What rock have you been living under. How do you think we got to be a country. You would have been a loyalist in your day.

And the only people who want this are the brainswashed Fox watchers, the hired Koch Brothers peons, and the tell me what to think Tea Party.

Go Wisconsin. The caring people of this nation are with you. We hav...See More

Mar 4, 2011

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