Anti-War March in Washington DC, March 20, 2010

Thousands marched in Washington Saturday, March 20 after a Noon anti-war rally at Lafayette Park, with some of the protesters carrying symbolic, draped coffins that were dropped off at five locales, the offices of Halliburton, the Washington Post, the Mortgage Bankers Association, The National Endowment for Democracy and the US Department of Veterans Affairs. The event was hosted by ANSWER (Stop War and End Racism) and attracted a wide array of groups and organizations opposed to both George Bush's and the Obama Administration' continuing foreign policies of seemingly endless warfare and occupation.

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• anti-war
• pro-peace
• ANSWER Coalition
• Justice
• End Occupation

[RayeoTNJ]

I am for one against the war but I hope it lasts forever just piss all you whiny limp-wrist freeloaders off. Just so I can have a good laugh as you all cry.

You all are the same type of people that would have protested World War II and hoped for Hitler to take over the world.

[MosquitoMac]

@RayeoTNJ

Willing to sacrifice lives to have a good laugh? That's psychotic. And did you survey everyone at the rally to see if they all had jobs or not, or do you just bounce from cliche to cliche?

[1234cwelch]

is there like a website where the rallies are going to be

[MosquitoMac]

@1234cwelch

Google the Answer Coalition, their national website. They do a lot of actions.

[tcsadt]

this crowd is made up of people who have a below average IQ, receive more welfare than the average American, earns less money than the average worker, does more drugs and pays less taxes than the average. In otherwords, this group of protesters are nothing more than a bunch of losers.

[MosquitoMac]

@tcsadt

I am impressed with your ability to do psychic IQ tests, urinalysis tests and IRS audits, not to mention psychological profiles over the Internet. This is a rare talent that should be exploited.

[nuclearboy1973]

Great video... congratulations to all those who spoke out.

btw, how many thousands of people were there in the march?

[scarllett5]

The national media censors coverage because they do not want the american people to know the truth. I saw probably 30 sec. of coverage on cnn displaying names of the war dead on a lawn and nothing more not one of the thousands of protestors in the street..

[ranel63]

Stop War. Bring Troops Home. HOOAH!

[sucubuspuss]

@1234cwelch

one nation working together

check them out!!

[sucubuspuss]

one nation working together dot org

go to that site for info

[dazedstorm]

this is, so sixties!

i'm glad to see this!

people should be on the streets in these times.

[MrAbolitionist]

All right look I oppose the war in Iraq but I'm not buying into this idea that 9/11 was an inside job

[procack1]

@tcsadt Your an idiot!!!! These are the only smart people in America!!!! All Americans need to follow this example you moron!!!!!