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Christopher Wheeler | profile | all galleries >> New York City >> New York City Anti-War Protest Marches tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

New York City Anti-War Protest Marches

It's very interesting to compare the pre- and post-war signs. I invite you to do so.

Please use your vote wisely.

October 2008 update: Here we are on the verge of another presidential election. It's interesting to look at the comments below (mostly vitriolic) in light of what's happened since I originally posted photographs of demonstrators. Once again, I urge all to use their votes wisely.
Anti-War Signs from 2003 and 2004 New York City Protest Marches
:: Anti-War Signs from 2003 and 2004 New York City Protest Marches :: 		Anti-War Signs from April 29, 2006 New York City Protest March
:: Anti-War Signs from April 29, 2006 New York City Protest March ::

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guest 15-Oct-2007 14:34
You don't think the Islamists want to kill you too?? You don't think they would just assume cut your throat and send it over the internet as to care if your a free American excercising your right?? Are you just a Buch basher or do you hate EVERYONE on the right of you or who doesn't agree with you?? Do you have a job??? Why weren't you working that day?? Why don't you go join the Army or Marines and do something constructive with yourself. You'd probably be happier with yourself and your country.
Eric 12-Jun-2007 18:02
It amazes me how these people call for peace and love then in the next breath use every profanity known to man to describe those who they disagree with. If they were sincere they'd be criticizing the president's policies not him as a fellow human being. Small minds can't distinguish between the two I guess.
Guest 08-Mar-2006 18:30
Amazing how some can label you a traitor and advocate your hanging merely for posting these signs on the web. Guess that author has never heard "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it." or "If there is any principle of the constitution that more imperatively calls for attachment more than any other, it is the principle of free thought - not for free thought for those who agree with us, but freedom for the thought we hate."
Guest 29-Sep-2005 17:19
Its amazing how mature some people who dont like Bush can be.

F THIS AND F THAT.

Grow up.
Robert 30-Jun-2005 19:59
Curious how many people feel the best way to honor our freedom is. . .
to refrain from exercising it. Nice variety of signage, from the
crisply professional to the rough and homemade. Thanks for posting these!
greg 14-Jun-2005 23:28
young...dumb...with a cell phone...in a mini van...what a bad combination...terrible site but i will fight for your right to say it!!
Guest 04-Jun-2005 02:02
I wish you were born 200 years ago - you would be hanging from a tree in the middle of town square and be known as a TRAITOR.
ArVEE 08-May-2005 08:07
His foreign policy's a riddle
From the Far East to the Middle
And a clue he can't proclaim

And Osama he'd be catchin'
And his butt he wouldn't be scratchin'
If he only had a brain...

Guest 06-May-2005 13:29
I love 'em. Thanks for putting them on.
Guest 22-Apr-2005 18:50
About time someone told the truth about this war for oil. I do my part my apartment is heated by gas and not oil.
Guest 22-Apr-2005 04:59
Is this a joke? The economy has been experiencing the Royal Flush since Nixon. Pitching a Loaf isn`t good enough to plug-up the leaky toilet with these marches and signs. Put the bongs down and stop the mindless college pranks. Can`t this country come up with something better then marches and posters?
Guest 22-Apr-2005 04:48
The woman on the right with the cell phone in "Newly poor uninsured" has nice hair.
person 20-Apr-2005 20:20
Why don't those tree hugging hippies get a job instead of going out and protesting.They aren't changing anything.This country would be nicer without this kind of stupidity.Instead of going over there they want a "world alliance".How stupid can you get.I bet they also want all the free handouts the government can do.Die commies die.
Guest 20-Apr-2005 17:41
User Rating: 3.86 HAHAHAHAHAHA.

DON'T BE UPSET THAT OTHER PEOPLE HAVE TO PROTECT THIS COUNTRY BECAUSE YOU WON'T. JUST ACCEPT THE FACT THAT YOU'RE SUCH A PUSSY LITTLE BITCH.
clw54 18-Apr-2005 04:16
Geez
Guest 13-Apr-2005 12:17
To bad these wonderful people can't contribute something good to our society.
Sangeeta 03-Oct-2004 21:46
Chris
Your pictures capture the spirit of the protests! Wonderful, and some funny signs... I wasnt able to go to the march but your pics tell all!
Sangeeta
Guest 01-Oct-2004 08:18
Very nice collection and very well taken. Not just the-run-of -the-mill; good care has been taken to frame every image with a nice shallow dof to emphasise the subject. I also like the handling of contrast and colour balance in a difficult lighting situation. Gets my vote (apart from the subject itself ;-)
mom 28-Sep-2004 21:49
They are wonderful, and so are you!
Tami28-Sep-2004 04:57
I have to agree with "n", these are some creative sign makers.

Tami
Guest 28-Sep-2004 01:32
Bring on those Allies, John....

No French or German turn on Iraq
By Jo Johnson in Paris, Betrand Benoit in Berlin and James Harding in Washington
Published: September 26 2004 21:13 | Last updated: September 26 2004 21:13

French and German government officials say they will not significantly increase military assistance in Iraq even if John Kerry, the Democratic presidential challenger, is elected on November 2.

Mr Kerry, who has attacked President George W. Bush for failing to broaden the US-led alliance in Iraq, has pledged to improve relations with European allies and increase international military assistance in Iraq.
Guest 27-Sep-2004 04:58
disclosure: i am this fella's brother in law

lots of protest sign galleries either seem to take photos of every sign at the march, or have no sense of humor. you've been selective, have a great eye for the gems, and still manage to shoot gobs of these things!

i am not sure how effective these things are as tools of political dissent, but they sure crack me up. anyone who brings a real live toilet seat to a political protest deserves to have his picture on the internet.
n27-Sep-2004 01:28
I wish I could have been at this protest. That was really a creative group of sign makers. I would like to complement you for capturing these images. The colors are great and the photos are framed in a way to make the images powerful displays of democracy.

Cheers and peace,

n
the "Dude" 25-Sep-2004 18:33
Your doing the country
a good service!
Keep it up
this was
Awesome!
the "Dude"
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