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What are leftists groups supporting these protests…???

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One of the organizers of these rallies is the Peace No War (PNW) Network, a self-described “collective of antiwar/peace and social and economic justice activists” whose mission is to “struggle for peace and justice across the World” via “community outreach and broad global mobilizing.” PNW pledges its support for “activist communities” whose goal is “to unite inner-city youth and immigrant and antisweatshop activists” in joint ventures, and to draw attention to how America’s prosecution of the Iraq War is allegedly harming immigrant and minority communities all over the United States - by siphoning needed resources away from social welfare programs and into military projects.

PNW is a member group of the National Immigrant Solidarity Network (a pro-amnesty, pro-open borders organization); the ActionLA Coalition; and the United for Peace and Justice anti-war coalition, which is led by Leslie Cagan, a longtime committed socialist who aligns her politics with those of Fidel Castro’s Communist Cuba.

Links to all the organizations mentioned in the article are availible at the site.
 
Geldain said:
What are leftists groups supporting these protests…???

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One of the organizers of these rallies is the Peace No War (PNW) Network, a self-described “collective of antiwar/peace and social and economic justice activists” whose mission is to “struggle for peace and justice across the World” via “community outreach and broad global mobilizing.” PNW pledges its support for “activist communities” whose goal is “to unite inner-city youth and immigrant and antisweatshop activists” in joint ventures, and to draw attention to how America’s prosecution of the Iraq War is allegedly harming immigrant and minority communities all over the United States - by siphoning needed resources away from social welfare programs and into military projects.

PNW is a member group of the National Immigrant Solidarity Network (a pro-amnesty, pro-open borders organization); the ActionLA Coalition; and the United for Peace and Justice anti-war coalition, which is led by Leslie Cagan, a longtime committed socialist who aligns her politics with those of Fidel Castro’s Communist Cuba.

Links to all the organizations mentioned in the article are availible at the site.
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They support it because we need more worker’s for the motherland, Comrade!
 
Geldain said:
What are leftists groups supporting these protests…???

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One of the organizers of these rallies is the Peace No War (PNW) Network, a self-described “collective of antiwar/peace and social and economic justice activists” whose mission is to “struggle for peace and justice across the World” via “community outreach and broad global mobilizing.” PNW pledges its support for “activist communities” whose goal is “to unite inner-city youth and immigrant and antisweatshop activists” in joint ventures, and to draw attention to how America’s prosecution of the Iraq War is allegedly harming immigrant and minority communities all over the United States - by siphoning needed resources away from social welfare programs and into military projects.

PNW is a member group of the National Immigrant Solidarity Network (a pro-amnesty, pro-open borders organization); the ActionLA Coalition; and the United for Peace and Justice anti-war coalition, which is led by Leslie Cagan, a longtime committed socialist who aligns her politics with those of Fidel Castro’s Communist Cuba.

Links to all the organizations mentioned in the article are availible at the site.
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:hmmm: maybe thats why they are not on line today…must be at the march 😉
 
Roman Catholics. Organizers of today’s March are Roman Catholics. Is that the right answer?

Cardinal Mahoney will be leading the candlelight vigil tonight in Los Angeles. Sounds Catholic to me…
 
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Thekla:
Roman Catholics. Organizers of today’s March are Roman Catholics. Is that the right answer?
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Actually, the question is, "What are leftist groups supporting this protest…? We already know who the organizers of these protests are. The link in the OP gives the details;)
Cardinal Mahoney will be leading the candlelight vigil tonight in Los Angeles. Sounds Catholic to me…
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So this group of Catholics are also leftists and supporters of communism and socialism? Is that what you are now suggesting Thekla?
 
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LCMS_No_More:
How rude.
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You think, “If the shoe fits…” is rude? Good thing I didn’t post to this one, you may have fallen over dead. 😛
 
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Geldain:
So this group of Catholics are also leftists and supporters of communism and socialism? Is that what you are now suggesting Thekla?
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Ummm. I’m suggesting that they (the organizers, the marchers, the supporters) are Catholics and that’s good with me. I like to see Catholics out front on issues of social justice and it tingles my spine to have a Catholic Cardinal leading the candlelight vigil. “You tell 'em, Padre” or rather, “Usted los dice, el padre.”
 
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b_justb:
You think, “If the shoe fits…” is rude? Good thing I didn’t post to this one, you may have fallen over dead. 😛
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Considering some of the innocuous things I’ve said being called rude or uncharitable, I think it’s par for the course for me to call things as I see them.

And if I were to say what I believe is really driving much of the immigration debate, I’d be called rude, uncharitable, evil, racist, bigot, and all sorts of lovely and Christian things.
 
True enough… anytime the truth gets pointed out to the left… or heck… just a different opinion than theres I ( and anyone else for that matter ) get called all those things.
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LCMS_No_More:
And if I were to say what I believe is really driving much of the immigration debate, I’d be called rude, uncharitable, evil, racist, bigot, and all sorts of lovely and Christian things.
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Thekla:
Ummm. I’m suggesting that they (the organizers, the marchers, the supporters) are Catholics and that’s good with me. I like to see Catholics out front on issues of social justice and it tingles my spine to have a Catholic Cardinal leading the candlelight vigil. “You tell 'em, Padre” or rather, “Usted los dice, el padre.”
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Interesting you aren’t bothered by the fact these marches are organized by communists and other groups who, if they had their way, would do away with our right to go to mass, protest, or even immigrate.

Btw, according to the CCC, Catholics can’t actually be communist supporters or can they?

Actually the news these protests are organized communists and socialist is unsurprising to me. In fact this actually reinforces my idea this whole issue of rewarding people for illegal behavior to creates chaos and lawlessness–which is the enviornment marxist leaders and worse are born from.

Maybe I need to research a bit to learn if there’s a pro-communist faction in the Catholic Church. :confused:
 
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Jeffrey:
True enough… anytime the truth gets pointed out to the left… or heck… just a different opinion than theres I ( and anyone else for that matter ) get called all those things.
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AMEN!!!
 
Ted Kennedy is now speaking at the pro-illegal march in Washington, DC. Fox News is showing it in addition to marches elsewhere.

Much is now clear to me;)
 
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Jeffrey:
True enough… anytime the truth gets pointed out to the left… or heck… just a different opinion than theres I ( and anyone else for that matter ) get called all those things.
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So, it’s all good to play that game, then. Perhaps if the Right would present their arguments in such a way so as to avoid offending people, these kinds of charges wouldn’t come up so often?

But, no…it’s rude to point that out. Only the non-Right is capable of rudeness. :rolleyes:
 
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Geldain & Jeffrey,

Food for though guys: with all these protests yesterday & today, don’t you think they could have rounded up & arrested a good chunk of the illegal immigrant population?
 
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wabrams:
Geldain & Jeffrey,

Food for though guys: with all these protests yesterday & today, don’t you think they could have rounded up & arrested a good chunk of the illegal immigrant population?
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How do you know they are all “illegal aliens?” Some may be, but in order to do what you want, you’d have to violate the Consitutional rights of speech and assembly for US citizens and legal immigrants. Does violating the Supreme Law of the Land (Constitution) matter less than “getting people” for civil infractions?
 
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LCMS_No_More:
Considering some of the innocuous things I’ve said being called rude or uncharitable, I think it’s par for the course for me to call things as I see them.

And if I were to say what I believe is really driving much of the immigration debate, I’d be called rude, uncharitable, evil, racist, bigot, and all sorts of lovely and Christian things.
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Flamebait declined.
 
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wabrams:
Geldain & Jeffrey,

Food for though guys: with all these protests yesterday & today, don’t you think they could have rounded up & arrested a good chunk of the illegal immigrant population?
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Why there haven’t been checkpoints for paperwork is beyond me.
 
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