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[quote]Originally posted by passiveman:
<strong>It's not an argument Math - I'm disturbed at the right-wing rantings coming from AhmedDimwitson, a lot of these protests are legitimate, they may well be flush with members of communist groups, but the primary reason they are happening is the sense of outrage at the IDF in it's spurious use of force against a civilian population albeit one which may include terrorists. This man wishes to write off all the protests as some form of left wing conspircy - I have never once voted for a left wing party - but I will be attending the next protest outside the Israeli embassy in Dublin because of my dissatisfaction with aspects of their administration's approach.
Oh but of course I am unemployed, therfore a blight on society...</strong><hr></blockquote>
If the people want to protest, and march, that is their right. They can say what they want, as long as they conduct themselves properly. Would people be able to do that in those Arab states, such as Iraq? So, people should take advantage of such a situation. My problem isn't that they are a "blight on society," my problem with these marchers is that I think they just deem the Palestinians as these poor little innocents, which is far from the case, and I don't see them protesting against Palestine when waves of suicide bombers are attacking Israel. Its the irony of being critical of the United States in seemingly only supporting Israel when you are seemingly only critical of Israel.
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