War protesters block military cargo shipments
Bob Morris @ Nov 11th 2007 07:07 - Category: Unfiled
Port Militarization Resistance, an antiwar group, blocked trucks at the Olympia WA port for several hours on Saturday. Flickr photos.
Imagine if non-violent direct action like this were to happen in dozens of cities.
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Slim Pickens on 11 Nov 2007 at 11:54 am #
Do these protesters have jobs, Or do they go around protesting for whoever buys the booze.
John on 12 Nov 2007 at 1:15 am #
When I’m on the corner picketing with 20-30 others every weekend, why is it that I hear “get a job!” more than any other insult? Have those detractors considered that this is what we choose to do on our day off? Have you considered that I’m working in the afternoon, and I am free to spend my morning however I choose? Even in the United States, where many of us have to work overtime or work two jobs in order to pay the bills, we still have a few hours a week when they’re not sleeping or working!
(I ended up here because “Left I On The News” linked to this post, in case you were wondering)
reader on 12 Nov 2007 at 11:39 pm #
Rock on!