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Vandals, not protesters

I agree fully with columnist Dennis Rogers of the News & Observer (registration required).

Those who have chosen to express opposition to the war in Iraq by spray-painting the walls and breaking windows of military recruiting offices are "chicken-hearts whose idea of courageous free speech is to toss a rock through a window and run away like naughty children afraid of being spanked."

Rogers adds: "People like you make a mockery of free speech."

Vandals last week spray-painted the words "No War" on the facades and windows of recruiting offices in Durham and smashed the window of a recruiting office in Raleigh.


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mrproduce [TypeKey Profile Page] said:

Not a lot of change since the Viet Nam era when the same type of cowards were vandalizing recruiting offices. I remember getting the call from 8 of our offices in Arkansas(04th USAF Recruiting Group) on the same morning saying that they had been vandalized.
Those that do such are faceless, gutless, and brainless and probably the spawn of the cowardly ones who did the same in years past.

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