BOOING A WAR CRIMINAL?

[seemslikeadream]

What's wrong with that?

[malaise]

1. Perfectly appropriate

That is all. :D

[seemslikeadream]

2. i and i malaise, boo together

[conscious evolution]

30. I booed

I also booed when I saw babs and papa puke.
LOUDLY.

No curtain calls for you,shrub.

[Ilsa]

3. A long raspberry and a satisfying fart is what he got from my den just now. nt

[madokie]

4. Not a thing

Not a thing at all

[Ichingcarpenter]

5. I booed him too....

[beac]

6. I think msnbc.com did something to cover the booing. I didn't hear it.

:(

Good to know it happened though. I'm sure YouTube will provide later today. :)

[Midlodemocrat]

7. Time and place. Time and place.

It's inappropriate. I think BHO would agree with me.

FWIW. Not all Americans agree with us about him being a war criminal, regardless of whether or not they are ardent supporters.

[Ichingcarpenter]

9. What ever...

[charlie]

10. That was the time. And it was the place

He's goddammed lucky he didn't get 3 million pairs of shoes thrown at him.

[Midlodemocrat]

12. No. It's Barack's day. It's not a day to overshadow

the joy we feel at Barack's taking office with our feelings about Bush. Silence would have been more appropriate than booing.

[seemslikeadream]

11. I beg to differ and I am very confident

some families who love ones have died because of this proven war criminal would agree

[Harry Monroe]

13. The "people" are simply voicing an opinion

What's wrong with that??

[Midlodemocrat]

14. Nothing. Except that it's all people will be talking about.

And, silence would have spoken much louder and not been met with disdain.

Time and place. This isn't a hockey game.

[Harry Monroe]

15. I don't disagree with you...

But this is a democracy where people are free to voice their opinions. And the people have spoken loudly. I'm glad Bush finally heard it from "WE THE PEOPLE", how despised he is. He certainly was shielded from it during his Administration (God, how great it is to say that!!), and I hope that he was stung, embarrassed and hurt by it. He certainly deserved it.

[Midlodemocrat]

16. I think Bush heard from WE THE PEOPLE loud and clear on November 4.

Not to mention his 'approval' or disapproval ratings.

I am of the mind that certain ceremonies demand a certain amount of decorum. And, in all honesty, I don't think he gives a rat's ass. He already knows what everyone short of the 17% ers think of him.

He deserves to be charged with war crimes, IMHO. I don't think a handful of people booing him at Barack's inaugural ceremony did anything except look petty.

[Harry Monroe]

17. It did look petty. I don't disagree with you there

But it was certainly petty for Bush's Administration to not let protesters protest except in small staging areas far from the media and out of his sight during his Inaugurations.

[Midlodemocrat]

20. Agreed. I just like to think of 'us' as better than 'them'.

[Harry Monroe]

24. I completely agree there. Just think people were venting a little frustration at the past 8 years.

It certainly wasn't dignified though. Crickets and silence would have spoken far louder.

[lonestarnot]

28. Oh bullshit, ms. prim and proper bullshit!

[Tsiyu]

34. He's lucky all he got are boos- he deserves to be tarred and feathered

:rofl:

[lonestarnot]

35. heard that!

[roguevalley]

36. 2 million shoes would have been nice. I like Lincoln's thoughts on

tarring and feathering: If it wasn't for the feathers I would forgo the honor. :-D

[Tsiyu]

39. Nice quote

I suppose it's easy for those who haven't seen their lives go to shit under this administration to judge everybody else.

But he deserves a boo and a shoe for everyone lost in the WTC, every soldier killed in his bloody wars and every wounded vet not getting the treatment he or she needs. Just for starters...

So there!

I'll settle for a donkey kick :kick:

[tridim]

26. How do you get 2 million people to remain silent?

The booing was a reflex and had I been there I would have joined in.

[TBF]

18. I would hope BHO would support freedom of speech. n/t

[TBF]

19. Accidental dupe. n/t

[Lucian]

8. My thoughts exactly.

[lib2DaBone]

21. After 8 years of Barbed Wire free speech zones...Im surprised it wasn't louder

[Initech]

22. Mr. 22% getting his just desserts.

[Soylent Brice]

23. i laughed heartily.

as did most of the others around me here at work.

i see no issue here.

[FLAprogressive]

25. That's when I knew that it would be a great inauguration ;)

[lonestarnot]

27. Not a fucking thing! I stand againt torture!

[tavalon]

29. I was at a public forum and gave him the finger and told him he better hide because

we we're going to send him to the Hague. Got a round of applause.

[bluesmail]

31. When * was giving his farewell speech, all 13 minutes, I pulled my pants down

turned away from the TV, gave him my farewell.

[devilgrrl]

32. I'm disappointed that no one shouted "KILL HIM!!!" Like at McCain rallies.

:sarcasm:

[peekaloo]

33. Damn. Was this during his introduction?

PBS offered no crowd shot and the audio seemed lower when El Turderino slid into sight.

[nc4bo]

37. Nothing. I'd be more concerned if there wasn't any. nt

[Enrique]

38. it was totally inappropriate

they should have thrown shoes at him. Less boos, more shoes!