Having those vehicles at an anti war rally isn't extreme one bit. The way people are acting is completely unamerican. You don't boo the president in his motorcade, or throw snowballs at his car. You might not like the man, but he IS your president. At least show some stinkin respect. During the innauguration, I saw people holding signs that said "Ill support the troops when they come home". In my opinion, that's complete ignorance, and anti-americanism. You might not agree with the war, but you MUST support our troops.
I don't agree with the war in Iraq, nor do I like Bush. I don't however, like Kerry, either. I don't think either man deserves the presidency. I'm also not the person whining about Kerry's loss, or saying I'm going to move to Canada because Bush won. I'm not scourning Bush for going to Iraq, or saying he'll end the world. Republican candidates don't moan about their loss, and demand recounts, as Democrats always seem to do (quite childish I think). And republicans always have morals in mind, rather than the important issues.
Both sides have their flaws, and both sides have their strong points. The simple fact is, you MUST support your president, AND your people. If we don't, we're no longer the United States.
