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Pittsburgh Protest Reclaims Corporate America
by Brad Cue Monday, Mar. 17, 2003 at 7:37 AM

Video of 3.16.03 peace protest reclaiming The Gap, The Banana Republic and Starbucks.

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Video of 3.16.03 peace protest reclaiming The Gap, The Banana Republic and Starbucks. Various peace protestors entered into the above stores in order to express resistance to not only the impending war in Iraq but the system that perpetrates such efforts. No damage was reported, and no arrests occured.

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Corporate Reclamation Video Clip
by Brad Cue Monday, Mar. 17, 2003 at 7:37 AM

QuickTime movie at 6.7 mebibytes

Video of 3.16.03 peace protest reclaiming The Gap, The Banana Republic and Starbucks.

Clip Length: 1:57

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Hypocricy at its best
by Dan Sunday, Mar. 30, 2003 at 11:53 AM

I find it funny that such acts that you list as peaceful resistance are in all reality criminal acts. You damage property(oil cans at gas station)(pounding on cars), You tresspass(stores are private property open to the public)(no wonder the BOY in the photo has his face covered with a bandana like an outlaw from the old west)You delay ,disrupt, harass, and force your beliefs and opinions on innoccent people who are doing nothing more than commuting back and forth from work trying to support their families. I am sure that if you had to wait in traffic and was made to be late for one of your parties, by someone else. You would be highly upset. How would you like it we staged a march thru your offices and damaged your place of business. Younz are so hypocrytical, any excuse to protest and be anti government, while at the same time partying and making festivals. Wake up and get a real life.

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