Great photo from Washington Post

[BlueApple]

This photo was on their home page earlier today. I find it to be a great photograph, just how the balance of the unidentified, faceless cooperate suit, and the protesters, both out in the chilling rain, in a place called Freedom Plaza.

 

[gopunk]

it won't let me see the picture without registering...

 

[piku]

Is it just me or does that bookbag thing the suit is holding look painted on? I'm sure it's just the material, but it looks a bit odd to me.


(edit: you don't actually have to register. Just put in two (or three I forget) boxes of bogus information and it works)

 

[Kadarin]

The faceless corporate suit isn't necessarily an evil guy. Most likely, he's some schmoe with a dog and a family, just trying to make a living just like the rest of us (with the dubious exception of those protestors). Interesting photo, though.

 

[BlueApple]

Originally posted by: Astaroth33
The faceless corporate suit isn't necessarily an evil guy. Most likely, he's some schmoe with a dog and a family, just trying to make a living just like the rest of us (with the dubious exception of those protestors). Interesting photo, though.

I absolutely agree with you. Just the impression the photo gives you makes it seem that he is faceless.

I'm sure he is some guy working at Dept of Commerce at a g-10, living in Rockville condo with his wife, the schoolteacher at Montgomery Public Schools and his 4-year-old daughter.

 

[HappyPuppy]

What's with the chicks in pic #12 in their bras and panties? Does taking off their clothes prove that they're more committed than the guys who, at least I didn't see any, aren't running around in their chonies?

Not that I have anything against women running around in public in their undies. It just seems to distract from the seriousness of their protest.

Edit: My bad. There is a guy in his chonies. So, I guess taking off your clothes means that you are REALLY, REALLY serious about your protest.

 

[geno]

Pic #10

In the chaos of the morning, Washington Post photographer Michael Robinson-Chavez was struck by a police officer while taking pictures of protesters in Pershing Park.

Is that legal??

 

[AvesPKS]

g-10

No way that guy's a GS-10 or lower, wearing that suit.

 

[dude8604]

Originally posted by: gopunk
it won't let me see the picture without registering...

You just have to give them your gender, birth year and zip code. It's not that bad.

 

[AvesPKS]

Just thought of this, too. If I was a DC Metro cop, I would have made the protesters march through Southwest (say, around 4th and M), or stage a 'sit-in' at Buzzard's Point, where the latest murder had been committed.

 

[ElFenix]

Originally posted by: gopunk
it won't let me see the picture without registering...

lazy arse

 

[Goosemaster]

Originally posted by: ElFenix

Originally posted by: gopunk
it won't let me see the picture without registering...

lazy arse

WERD


The post is just full of statistical freaks...nothing to worry about...lie if you want.


Still a damn fine periodical(sunday) / newpaper if you ask me.