Another Attack on Recruiters

According to the Minneapolis Star Tribune, a few hundred protesters gathered near the University of Minnesota to protest the war in Iraq. Apparently it started rather peacefully (don't they all), but after vandalizing a recruiting station with red paint one protester was arrested and several were cited for disorderly conduct.

As a graduate of the University of Minnesota, the Humble Patriot knows there have been a lot of anti-war protests on/around the University of Minnesota dating back to the 1960s. Yesterday's vandalism was relatively minor compared to the one in 1972 when hippies ripped fences out of the ground and threw rocks and firebombs.