No Matter What, We Will Protest

I usually don't get politically involved, but this is too much. The Bush presidency has been a crime against humanity—and might even spell doom for the country. I'm really scared of his "holy war," his "never-ending war," and his use of God as an excuse to justify doing whatever he wants. I'm going to be taking photographs and shouting my opinions.

I think marching's very important, and I've done it many times. Speaking, dialoguing on the street, writing. It's all effective, and we have to do it. I'm going to be speaking there as well—if I can get a spot. I want to talk about the 9-11 attack and about how Bush knew it was going to happen.

My girlfriend wants to go, so we're going. I think it's ridiculous that you can get arrested for speaking your mind, so I'll be protesting the very idea of a "free-speech zone." Under the Bush administration, the country's values aren't the ones it was founded on, and I'm also nervous about the reinstatement of the draft.