Hey Honey lets stop by Taco bell before going to protest at the convention. I'm starving! Four beef burritos please. Ohhh i dont feel so good! 
When I was 14 I was walking around Washington, D.C. with my parents. We were headed down the mall towards the Washington Monument, just passing the Department of Agriculture building.
Suddenly, one of the craziest (&*!@# things I've ever seen happened. All of these nice & shiny, brand new Camrys, Lexus, BMWs, etc all pulled up. Out comes a thundering herd of middle-upper class white people... with signs... somebody had a bongo...
The signs said "STOP FIRE BRANDING COWS!". They paraded around in circles chanting this slogan over & over & over.
"STOP FIRE BRANDING COWS!"
"STOP FIRE BRANDING COWS!"
"STOP FIRE BRANDING COWS!"
"STOP FIRE BRANDING COWS!"
If you've ever seen P.C.U., it looked like the scene where they're protesting meat in the cafeteria. They even had a person in a bloodied cow costume.
My dad, jokingly, asked the police officers who had shown up, if aftewards the protestors all took a break and went to McDonalds. The officer laughed.
2 hours later, we walk into a McDonalds...
and it's filled with half the protestors, loading down their children happy meals.

And Airhead, there's an episode of King of the Hill that should be mandatory viewing. Bobby starts protesting at school to get this ultra-left girl to like him. He ends up leading a walkout of the school. Then the students head downtown and want to start a riot. Bobby runs to Hank for advice what to do. Hank gathers all the kids around and lets them know how to really protest. You need bandanas to help with the teargas (some kids walked out at that point). You need somebody ready with the money to come bail you all out when you get arrested (more kids left). You need to chain yourself to a light pole or something heavy so the water cannons don't blast you down the street (all the kids left at this point except for the girl and Bobby). Bobby asks Hank how he knew so much about protesting, and that if he did it when he was young. Hank, of course, says no way, but when he was young, Cotton (Hank's ww2 veteran, psychotic father) used to love watching the hippies get beat up. Cotton would go out on a Saturday, load up the cooler with beer, sandwitches, and sit with Hank and watch the show. I love that episode.