August 30, 2004

Who says high school students are uninformed?: A great protest story

After watching a weekend's worth of politically nepotistic network news coverage of the shrill, empty venom put forth by the thousands of protestors in New York, I happened across this amazing account of high school student standing up for his beliefs.

Take note of the fantastic pictures, and well though-out tips. Very impressive.

Posted by colrus at August 30, 2004 01:07 PM | TrackBack
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I really hate both sides of all these stupid protest, they both want something but neither side has the type of responsible moderate thinking needed to even carry out a debate. Most protest only make me ad a point to the opposing side.

Posted by: James at August 30, 2004 02:57 PM

all his signs come from http://www.protestwarrior.com/, just another radical. I don't support radicals of either side, Mabey I should start my own protest group for moderate intelligent thinkers.

Posted by: James at August 30, 2004 03:11 PM

Oh yes, the old "we love free speech until the speech is directed against us" line. Is the left supposed to be the only side that has a right to protest and have demonstrations?

Posted by: kathryn at August 31, 2004 01:58 AM

Good story.

Posted by: hugo at August 31, 2004 12:12 PM

Great story! I sure wasn't that gutsy in high school, or that well informed...

Posted by: John H at August 31, 2004 12:53 PM

Isn't it refreshing to see today's youth take an interest in politics with a clear, rational mind. Especially when his arguments are well constructed and backed with truth. Conversely, I'm not at all surprised with the reactions he got from the left-minded folk in his school. Talking points, rhetoric, hate and bile come easy. Bunch of easily lead automitons.

Posted by: Chuck at September 1, 2004 07:27 PM

left or right, that kid is brilliant. If he doesn't go to law school or into politics, he will be doing his country a disservice.

Posted by: Nick at September 11, 2004 04:19 AM
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