P o e t i q R e i g n wrote: shoot if i can get out there, i'll go
thankz 4 tha bug, shoya
oh yeah RIGHT ON POETIQ, you should even be there to write an article or two, that would be AWESOME!....WE need all the support we can get, college students need to be active for change!
Quote: There are sooo many things I wanna type....but i wont. I'll keep my "mouth" closed. All I will say is this: Of ALL days to protest, why protest on the inauguration? That makes the democrats look like sore losers.
I actually agree with him, and I voted for Kerry.
Why ruin the inauguration? That's a day that should be reserved for controlled excitement. By protesting, this group will be showing that they have no respect for decorum and order. Unfortunately the media will not see the group, it will only see the thousands of Howard, or HBCU students.
It seems like a great idea on the grassroots level, but it won't really affect any positive change. It will only look very disrespectful and further alienate minorities from the President.
We need to work from within the Washington power structure to exact change; not than promote anarchy and hatred. It's over people, Bush won fair and square, whether you or I like it or not. It's time to repair those broken bridges and work for the betterment of the country.
WileECoyote06 wrote: Quote: There are sooo many things I wanna type....but i wont. I'll keep my "mouth" closed. All I will say is this: Of ALL days to protest, why protest on the inauguration? That makes the democrats look like sore losers.
I actually agree with him, and I voted for Kerry.
Why ruin the inauguration? That's a day that should be reserved for controlled excitement. By protesting, this group will be showing that they have no respect for decorum and order. Unfortunately the media will not see the group, it will only see the thousands of Howard, or HBCU students.
It seems like a great idea on the grassroots level, but it won't really affect any positive change. It will only look very disrespectful and further alienate minorities from the President.
We need to work from within the Washington power structure to exact change; not than promote anarchy and hatred. It's over people, Bush won fair and square, whether you or I like it or not. It's time to repair those broken bridges and work for the betterment of the country.
COSIGN, COSIGN, COSIGN!
How long are we going to be bitter that President Bush won? It is not as if he just got in, this man has been in for 4 years, the same Bush is here that was here 4 years ago....Sure people can be dissapointed that he is still in, hell I am, I wish someone else was in besides him (and besides Kerry). But it is what it is...
King_J wrote: WileECoyote06 wrote: Quote: There are sooo many things I wanna type....but i wont. I'll keep my "mouth" closed. All I will say is this: Of ALL days to protest, why protest on the inauguration? That makes the democrats look like sore losers.
I actually agree with him, and I voted for Kerry.
Why ruin the inauguration? That's a day that should be reserved for controlled excitement. By protesting, this group will be showing that they have no respect for decorum and order. Unfortunately the media will not see the group, it will only see the thousands of Howard, or HBCU students.
It seems like a great idea on the grassroots level, but it won't really affect any positive change. It will only look very disrespectful and further alienate minorities from the President.
We need to work from within the Washington power structure to exact change; not than promote anarchy and hatred. It's over people, Bush won fair and square, whether you or I like it or not. It's time to repair those broken bridges and work for the betterment of the country.
COSIGN, COSIGN, COSIGN!
How long are we going to be bitter that President Bush won? It is not as if he just got in, this man has been in for 4 years, the same Bush is here that was here 4 years ago....Sure people can be dissapointed that he is still in, hell I am, I wish someone else was in besides him (and besides Kerry). But it is what it is...
I completely agree with ya'll. If I would have been old enough to vote, I would have voted Kerry because I don't like Bush nor the things he has done while in office. But ya'll, he's in office now and there's not too much we can do about it. Well I guess you can protest. I guess all I'm trying to say is that, Bush is in office, like J said, it is what it is....and we can only hope things won't get worse. But good luck with all of ya'lls efforts.
atlprincess wrote: King_J wrote: WileECoyote06 wrote: Quote: There are sooo many things I wanna type....but i wont. I'll keep my "mouth" closed. All I will say is this: Of ALL days to protest, why protest on the inauguration? That makes the democrats look like sore losers.
I actually agree with him, and I voted for Kerry.
Why ruin the inauguration? That's a day that should be reserved for controlled excitement. By protesting, this group will be showing that they have no respect for decorum and order. Unfortunately the media will not see the group, it will only see the thousands of Howard, or HBCU students.
It seems like a great idea on the grassroots level, but it won't really affect any positive change. It will only look very disrespectful and further alienate minorities from the President.
We need to work from within the Washington power structure to exact change; not than promote anarchy and hatred. It's over people, Bush won fair and square, whether you or I like it or not. It's time to repair those broken bridges and work for the betterment of the country.
COSIGN, COSIGN, COSIGN!
How long are we going to be bitter that President Bush won? It is not as if he just got in, this man has been in for 4 years, the same Bush is here that was here 4 years ago....Sure people can be dissapointed that he is still in, hell I am, I wish someone else was in besides him (and besides Kerry). But it is what it is...
I completely agree with ya'll. If I would have been old enough to vote, I would have voted Kerry because I don't like Bush nor the things he has done while in office. But ya'll, he's in office now and there's not too much we can do about it. Well I guess you can protest. I guess all I'm trying to say is that, Bush is in office, like J said, it is what it is....and we can only hope things won't get worse. But good luck with all of ya'lls efforts.
cosigns...