1) He was arrested, which is enough for me.

2) I'm sure you've read this elsewhere, but quite a few parents of several of the deceased soldiers named on those crosses were appalled that their sons'/daughters's good names were being used in this media charade. Several parents even went to Crawford to remove their names.

You used their motto, you should know who they are. They're suing people for inappropriately using their mark these days, you know.

The soldiers sign waivers with the government. Does Cindy "wacko" Sheehan have such waivers? If you answer yes, cite please?

Civil disobedience. FWIW, Texas doesn't scare me. No offence.

2. Good point.

Why would she need a waiver?

No fucking respect for anything important. (spree: awesomeness in real media form)

To avoid getting sued for defamation, intentional infliction of emotional distress, false light, invasion of privacy et al.

Besides the Vietnam Memorial was from before so its not a good argument. To prove Wonk's theory let's look at the evidence:

Here is Teddy Kennedy raising a sail to help brother Jack:

http://www.historyplace.com/kennedy/jfkpix/t-sail.jpg

now if you believed that photo showed how Teddy looks raising a sail you'd be wrong due to the fact that the picture was from before. Here's the current image

http://images.google.com/images?q=tb...ople/Teddy.jpg

They didn't die in Iraq?

That they or anyone with, or who ever had, a brain supports her wacko treasonous cause.

Even her husband is divorcing her.

Actually, false light is apt.

Using the names of fallen heroes - without their relatives consent - to promote her anti-Bush, anti-Israel cause, is probably actionable.

So the driver was just exercising "self-help," under the FRCP.

1.) It's treasonous to oppose the administration and/or the war and it's not treasonous to out CIA operatives to reporters?

2.) A nearby church put up a field of white crosses for each of the people who died on 9/11 last year. It was very moving to get a sense of how many people individual people died that day. Similarly, there's a memorial in Oklahoma City that has an empty chair for each of the people who were murdered by Timothy McVeigh. Should the families have given permission before those memorials went up?

For the record, I generally don't necessarily agree with Mrs. Sheenan's efforts as I think that she's probably been given greater deference than anyone who has lost family in this stupid, senseless war and I don't see what Israel has to do with anything. But I am appalled that someone could be so hateful as to destroy crosses bearing the names of soldiers who died in the conflict.

I thought we were a better people than that.

Concur.