I personally see no real value in all this controversy about head counts. While both anti-war and pro-war interests continue to get anal about exactly how many people were marching, what difference does it really make?

I don't set my opinions by the number of people that hold them. I certainly don't set them by the number of people that can be convinced to march down a street holding a badly-spelled sign.

From an earlier post:

The number of marchers did not impress Salima, the grandmother.



"What is wrong does not become right because many people say it," she asserted, bidding us farewell while the marchers shouted "Not in my name!"