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Turning the Tables -- The Story of a Conservative High School Student Who Drove the Lefties Crazy by Keeping Calm and Using Reason and Protest Tactics Against Them

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protest_warrior_bryan_thumbs_upIn Princeton, West Virginia, lives a high school student named Bryan Henderson, who decided to post some political opinion posters around the school. Since his posters have logical slogans such as "Stop the Vicious Spread of Wealth Creation. Vote Green!" and "Except for ending slavery, fascism, naziism, and communism, War Never Stopped Anything." Well this seems to have driven his local lefites around the bend. Before you know it, they were tearing down his posters and calling him names and making threats of violence against him.
Big surprise.
He has put together a wonderful website. The story of his little subversion is good reading. My favorite part is his request to the ACLU for help in the battle against censorship. Heh!

Courtesy of Capitalist Lion

June 25, 2004 in Politics |

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