Yeah, the Internet is almost too good to be true, isn't it? Somewhen in the future, our children will ask us 'What did you do when there was Internet?' Proudly, you may answer, 'I used to be a Milk & Cookier.' Then all children fell silent, in awe ... and gazed at the Big Brother Screens on the walls, waiting for the government men to come 'round.

This makes me want to eat a steak.

"Every time I eat a steak, a hippie's hackysack falls down a gutter."

This is not a civilized or sophisticated protest. This is a gathering of instigators who misunderstand the notion of revolution, with no understanding how complex the big picture really is.

I'm all for protest and exposés, but come on people...of course they were going to get taken down for that.

I hate this war. I have since the night in 2003 when I heard Bush's ultimatum to Sadam. I shivered to think my commander in chief might actually be ignoring what the major experts were saying at that time--to include the weapons inspectors; there were no WMD's in Iraq. Am I a hippie? Maybe. But eight years in the Army, and with scores of friends in danger of getting hurt or dying in this unjust war might give me the right to be a hippie. That being said, these guys in this video are just punks. It's not newsworthy simply because they're not accomplishing anything but a mockery of real protest. At best, they're causing a minor annoyance to the people of that town. At worst, they're denying supplies to the service members who are over there. My vote? Get the soldiers and marines out of there. But while they're there, give them everything they need and want. In the mean time, read Letter from the Birmingham Jail by MLK Jr, and learn the right way to use civil disobedience.