I wish I could be there with my brothers-in-arms

[EstimatedProphet]

Right now, as we speak, we are showing the world that we are a force, that we will not sit idly by and let our country be destroyed for the sake of a few power-hungry monsters. The protestors are patient (as shown by their actions with the fire), eloquent (the protestor who spoke about why he was there, that he feels like a stranger in his own country), and disciplined (no fights or abusive behavior is breaking out in a crowd of what must be 1 million people).
Thank you my brothers and sisters. You represent us all with honor.

On edit: added sisters too. didn't mean to exclude anyone, but I was thinking of the title to the Dire Straits song...:)

[revree]

1. Hey, your SISTERS in arms, too!

Smile. Wish I could be there, too, but we are in spirit, and let's hope to God and Goddess all those people there are registered to vote and WILL VOTE!!!

[EstimatedProphet]

3. No sexism intended

Brothers and sisters in arms it is.

[2Design]

2. I keep thinking of the womens march in DC...that was great...

[EstimatedProphet]

4. Yeah it was

I really felt like a part of something important there.

[wovenpaint]

5. That's what I'm thinking also

ALL types of people!
I'm so psyched-the world is watching!

[devilgrrl]

6. I wish I were there to!

I'm green with envy!

[MaineDem]

7. Your sisters are there, too

But I know you meant that! :)

It was tremendous in Washington, wasn't it? I wish I could have joined them in NY for this as well.

[EstimatedProphet]

9. Yes it was

and hopefully for the next protest I will be able to make arrangements to go.

[Christof]

8. I wish I could be there too.

:(

Kudos to those who could make it! :toast: