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06-05-2010, 09:15 PM
The big event supporting SB 1070, w/ the cool kids, was in Phoenix today. The junior varsity version was held in San Diego. About 70 people attended the latter and I was among them.
Things of Note (in no particular order of importance):
- Much to my chagrin, San Diego's most accomplished open borders lusting race-baiter, Enrique Morones, did not put in an appearance. Fortunately, however, a few other people stepped up to the plate to call me and the people with whom I was rallying, racists.
- To you looooooong-time SOS'ers, I bumped into a character you should remember from our ancient glory-days, Sonar. He's looking great, happily residing in the SD area, and still passionate about our nation's immigration dilemma.
- Interestingly (in the respect that it hasn't happened before), a father who had brought his family would not let his young child hold one of the signs I passed around (the kid burst into tears) b/c, as the father explained (and it made perfect sense to me), he hadn't seen the website (listed at the bottom of the signs) and wasn't familiar with the content.
- There were some really good signs brought by the participants. Some folks had obviously gone to a bit of trouble.
- Every govt. service vehicle that passed us (Postal trucks, fire engines, city ambulance, etc.), that I can recall, was driven by someone who honked furiously in support of our efforts, when he/they passed by.
I shot some film but am too tired to edit and upload it tonight. I'll post it tomorrow.
Things of Note (in no particular order of importance):
- Much to my chagrin, San Diego's most accomplished open borders lusting race-baiter, Enrique Morones, did not put in an appearance. Fortunately, however, a few other people stepped up to the plate to call me and the people with whom I was rallying, racists.
- To you looooooong-time SOS'ers, I bumped into a character you should remember from our ancient glory-days, Sonar. He's looking great, happily residing in the SD area, and still passionate about our nation's immigration dilemma.
- Interestingly (in the respect that it hasn't happened before), a father who had brought his family would not let his young child hold one of the signs I passed around (the kid burst into tears) b/c, as the father explained (and it made perfect sense to me), he hadn't seen the website (listed at the bottom of the signs) and wasn't familiar with the content.
- There were some really good signs brought by the participants. Some folks had obviously gone to a bit of trouble.
- Every govt. service vehicle that passed us (Postal trucks, fire engines, city ambulance, etc.), that I can recall, was driven by someone who honked furiously in support of our efforts, when he/they passed by.
I shot some film but am too tired to edit and upload it tonight. I'll post it tomorrow.