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Anonymous wrote:Walk Like an Egyptian is my all time favorite.

Wrong band Karen

Nevertheless, I hope they play it.

I love gogo music, but I don't understand the connection with the Postmaster General.

Anonymous wrote:I love this tactic of protest. As long as it remains peaceful and doesn’t damage private property, I think it can be very effective.

Remember when there was a Pride dance party in front of Pence's house? Now THAT was a protest!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't like the guy bit think it is absolutely wrong to go protest in front of government official's private homes. It should be off limits. His family should have privacy.

Agree.
And if you do think this type of protest is ok, I don’t want to bear any whining when the demonstrators show up at your home or the home of someone of whom you approve.

Exactly. This is just wrong.

But, in the mind of a liberal, they approve of this action as long as it's targeted at someone they don't like.

I hope there are several arrests.

Imagine the howls if anti-abortion or 2nd-amendment advocates "protested" (blast music, scream, shout, hurl expletives) in front of Justice Ginsburgs house. This forum would melt down!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't like the guy bit think it is absolutely wrong to go protest in front of government official's private homes. It should be off limits. His family should have privacy.

Agree.
And if you do think this type of protest is ok, I don’t want to bear any whining when the demonstrators show up at your home or the home of someone of whom you approve.

Disagree. He accepted a high level public position and his decisions affect hundreds of millions of people. If he can’t stand the heat, he should not have accepted the position.

Disagree. This clearly crosses the line. Protest in front of his office, don't implicitly threaten his spouse and children.

I guarantee all the people who didn't get the joke here have never heard one single gogo song.

Anonymous wrote:Walk Like an Egyptian is my all time favorite.

Wrong band Karen

No one actually thinks the Go-Gos actually are playing, you rubes. They're just putting you on because you're such easy marks.

Maybe the Popville comments section -- where DC's slowest white people are allowed to run free -- is more your speed.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I love this tactic of protest. As long as it remains peaceful and doesn’t damage private property, I think it can be very effective.

Effective, how?

Well it makes the snowflakes feel better about themselves!

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Anonymous wrote:Will Belinda Carlisle be there?

No. Chuck brown will be there in spirit.

Yes crying at what his city and the music scene has become.

Anonymous wrote:I love this tactic of protest. As long as it remains peaceful and doesn’t damage private property, I think it can be very effective.

Effective, how?

I love this tactic of protest. As long as it remains peaceful and doesn’t damage private property, I think it can be very effective.

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Anonymous wrote:Thankfully this is a political protest so isn't subject to DC's COVID-19 regulations. One might mistake it for a public gathering otherwise.

This is a friggin joke.

A bunch of people showing up in person protesting because they don't want to have to vote in person.

You know they all pay bills online and never use the post office. Ridiculous

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't like the guy bit think it is absolutely wrong to go protest in front of government official's private homes. It should be off limits. His family should have privacy.

Agree.
And if you do think this type of protest is ok, I don’t want to bear any whining when the demonstrators show up at your home or the home of someone of whom you approve.

Exactly. This is just wrong.

But, in the mind of a liberal, they approve of this action as long as it's targeted at someone they don't like.

I hope there are several arrests.

Anonymous wrote:Thankfully this is a political protest so isn't subject to DC's COVID-19 regulations. One might mistake it for a public gathering otherwise.

This is a friggin joke.

A bunch of people showing up in person protesting because they don't want to have to vote in person.