Useful idiots in Philadelphia this weekend

Amnesty International USA will be in Dilworth Plaza to protest Gitmo:

Amnesty International USA (AIUSA) brings its national tour of a life-size Guantanamo prison cell replica to Philadelphia beginning Friday, May 30 until Sunday, June 1. On Saturday, May 31, AIUSA members and other activists will gather from noon to 2 p.m. in Dilworth Plaza (adjacent to City Hall) in Philadelphia, to listen to local musicians, the Late Nite Drifters and Tom Mullian, experience the cell and continue to push the Bush administration to shut down the U.S.-controlled detention facility in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

That's the Guantanamo Bay facility that's full of people who, if they had the opportunity, would kill the protesters along with their family and friends and consider it a good day after doing so. And indeed, many of those who have been released from Gitmo have returned to the battlefield to fight for al-Qaida or the Taliban, either of which would provide prisoner treatment that would make Gitmo look like a day care center in comparison.

The exhibit will be complete with starry-eyed, deluded moonbats in stylish orange jumpsuits. AIUSA is also asking visitors to make useful idiot videos:

Visitors may tour the cell and record a 30-second reaction video that will be posted on youtube.com and tearitdown.org.

I hope they get lines of people to look in the camera and say "It's better than these killers deserve". I suppose we wouldn't see any of those clips on you tube, though.