Not sure if anyone here is into this type of thing, but its going on this Saturday, Oct 27th. Here's a list:

Seattle 12 Noon at Judkins Park
San Francisco 11am at the Civic Center
Los Angeles 12 Noon at Olympic & Broadway
Chicago 1:30pm at Union Park
New Orleans 2pm at Washington Square
Salt Lake City 11am at the Utah State Capitol
New York 12 noon at Union Square
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 12:45pm at Welcome Park
Orlando, FL 12:30pm at Lake Eola Park
Chatanooga, TN 12 Noon at Coolidge Park
Boston 12 Noon at Boston Common

in solidarity rallies
Rome, Italy Piazza Navona 5:30pm
Toronto, ON 1pm US Consulate
London, England 2pm Parliament Square
København, Denmark 13:00 Århus, Odense
Arnhem, Netherlands 12:00 Velperplein
Calgary, AB 12pm Hays Federal Building
Courtenay, BC 12pm Courtenay Courthouse
Grand Forks, BC 2pm Selkirk College
Hamilton, ON 1pm City Hall
Kelowna, BC 12pm Capri Hotel
Montreal, QC 13h, Square Dorchester
Ottawa, ON 1pm Spider Sculpture
Vancouver, BC 12pm Waterfront Station
Detroit, MI 11pm Zussman Playground
Denver, CO 12 Noon Veterans Park
Kansas 12 Noon Peace Center
Monterey, CA 1pm Del Monte Ave
Tucson, AZ 11am UofArizona

This, I would like to go to. I might go to. Will it really do anything though? Just like the general strike thing and all the other marches. I hope so, I really hope it can, but it's all really disheartening, which plays right into the other side's hands.

If we could just infiltrate the smooth jazz community with activism, the way Simply Red and The Style Council did during the Thatcher years, this war would be over in two weeks.

slincire wrote:Will it really do anything though?

I hate when people say this. If everyone who felt passionately about this topic went out collectively and let everyone else know how they felt, a statement would be made. or everyone can sit around, watch reruns of "what not to wear" or "mythbusters" this Saturday and complain that they don't have a voice.

patk wrote:

slincire wrote:Will it really do anything though?

I hate when people say this. If everyone who felt passionately about this topic went out collectively and let everyone else know how they felt, a statement would be made. or everyone can sit around, watch reruns of "what not to wear" or "mythbusters" this Saturday and complain that they don't have a voice.

I don't hate it when people say this, becuase it is a legitimate concern, and, well, because I said it. I will most likely be out there, as it's one of the few things left to possibly do, seeing as the cards are stacked against us. It's just that, will our voices be heard, even doing this? Are demonstrations organized in a way that will actually capture the rest of the public's minds? Will the media treat us all like a bunch of stoned hippies?

I'm glad to see you're enraged reaction though, I was hoping for people to contradict my pessimism.

nothing for DC?

Atlanta loves war!

Why would you want to end the war?

10,000 made it out in Chicago.