radiochaser

No dental or 401K. It isn't a full time normal job. If I call him back I will try to remember your question and ask about the rubber bullet and international TV thing. They will take care of you emergency medical bill if you have to go to the hospital and will pay your bond if you are arrested. They seem most concerned that you check in with the person in charge when you arrive to work, then check out with the person in charge when you leave. They are also concerned that if there are to be any chants of slogans, that you learn them correctly. If any signs are to be carried you have to pick one up.

Just me. I interviewed for a protest job when I lived in california too. But that was back in 1988 when the pay was $15.00 an hour. Adjusting for inflation etc. That was better pay.

I have not seen any of your views on the subject, which is why I asked. Which was a reaction to your posts that I have read. I don't see all of every member of asean nows posts. As for shameless nonsense. You excel that.

I was told that I could get $45.00 an hour as a protestor.

I think that the thing could handle the recoil, but also wonder about the accuracy of the rifle on the platform.

What? Is that your only argument? I am curious. Did you celebrate the October 7 th attack on Israel?

And I agree, it is anti Semitic. Again, free palestine is just a quick way of saying, "free palestine from the river to the sea"!

I am not embarrassed, how ever much you would like me to be. free palestine is just a quick way of saying "free palestine from the river to the sea" https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/why-free-palestine-from-the-river-to-the-sea-means-genocide-against-jews/ The phrase “Free Palestine from the river to the sea” or “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” may seem innocuous to those unfamiliar with the geography of the region, but in reality, it represents calls for genocide against Jews. Those of us who follow these issues closely have recoiled whenever we hear the phrase chanted at rallies around the world, or, as was the case last night, projected in massive letters on the library of my alma mater, George Washington University. We may take it for granted that everybody else understands why these words are so alarming. But it strikes me that, to the unacquainted, saying, “Free Palestine from the river to the sea” may seem like an innocent call for people to be free. How could that be objectionable?

I have watched an Army National Guard MP unit train for riot duty. They were expected to be called up for that back in the early 1980's.

I have found that, if I want to post a picture in an aseannow forum thread, I have to download the picture to my computer, then upload it using "choose files". Even when I link the picture and I see it before I submit the comment, it still becomes just a link.

Meanwhile, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S. of A., criminals are trying and succeeding too, in passing fake, $20.00, $50.00, and $100.00 bills. None of it with any of those words about movie money on them. Apparently, someone is making good money doing this. No pun intended!

Uh huh. Has nothing to do with free palistine from the river to the sea does it?

You mean the free palistine part? If so, how would you define what "free palistine" means?

What was the part that fit an attack on the first amendment? What free speech was/is being suppressed by the goverment?

Where did you read that at?