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nope. Seattle is about as tolerant of a place as there gets, but they're adamant about rules and regulations, especially when it comes to marches, lawful assembly, etc... AND..we don't take well to having city streets turned into gridlock.

I refuse to take sides in the public demonstrations on either side of the issue (being a VERY strong supporter of our troops, _and_ thinking our president/govt really blew this), but, whenever I see stories about it on the local news, it's the anti-war 'protesters' that simply refuse to abide by the rules of the assembleage permits, and seem to be the more 'antagonistic' towards their opposing opinions.

[XV19]

nope. Seattle is about as tolerant of a place as there gets, but they're adamant about rules and regulations, especially when it comes to marches, lawful assembly, etc... AND..we don't take well to having city streets turned into gridlock.

I refuse to take sides in the public demonstrations on either side of the issue (being a VERY strong supporter of our troops, _and_ thinking our president really blew this), but, whenever I see stories about it on the local news, it's the anti-war 'protesters' that simply refuse to abide by the rules of the assembleage permits, and seem to be the more 'antagonistic' towards their opposing opinions.