MzMia
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I live about 15 minutes away from Washington D.C. so I have been to plenty of protests. I was at the big one in 2005. It was wonderful. There were thousands there, and I saw MANY um's there, even in carriages. I was proud of all the young people there, and that people brought their um's. This was the protest where the had headstones on the Mall symbolizing every service person killed in the war. It restored my faith in humanity and marching down Penn. ave. was won of my proudest moments, since I protested the war in early 1990's. I met a woman that drove down here from Vermont. There were tons of college students, the bands were great, and people danced. It was so peaceful, people were stretched out on blankets. There were veterans there from the Korean war, and plenty from the Vietnam war, who came out Bless their hearts. Everyone should be involved in a great protest before the die. Count me in the protest! Power to the people damn it! Antiwar Fervor Fills the Streets
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