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Topic started on 10-6-2008 @ 09:34 AM by eric52081
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I can almost predict the future without question. John McCain is going to win by a narrow margin without a doubt. But, the real proplem will be the
riots that will take place after they announce John McCain the winner. Does Rodney King ring a bell or the looting and raping of innocent people
during hurricane katrina. For god sakes they were shooting at the rescue helicopters that were there to save them. I do not want these riots to occur
but, they in fact will without question. Even if Obama has nothing to do with it, his crazy preacher will most likely try to incite these riots. I
predict that this will happen.
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reply posted on 10-6-2008 @ 09:38 AM by earthman4
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All rioters must remember who the enemy is. The enemy is big oil.
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reply posted on 10-6-2008 @ 09:40 AM by eric52081
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Even if that is the enemy they will go into these riots blindly and without just cause. People riot because of uncontrolled anger not for a resonable
cause. There is no reasonable cause to riot. Riots only hurt innocent people in the process.
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reply posted on 10-6-2008 @ 09:42 AM by jamie83
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What's scary is that the "threat" of "civil unrest" was repeatedly mentioned as justification for why Hillary shouldn't have taken her fight to
the convention. I can't tell you how many times I heard talking heads lay out the scenario that somehow if the super delegates put Clinton over the
top it would lead to possible "civil unrest" in the black community.
At the time it came across as veiled threats and extortion. The implication was that the super delegates better not exercise their own free choice
and instead back Obama or else there would be trouble in the black community.
I have no doubt that a similar dynamic is possible in the GE. In fact, I would count on Obama and his campaign to do the same thing to McCain as they
did to Clinton. ANY perceived slight or racially based comments will be turned into a ugly accusation of racism. Count on it.
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reply posted on 10-6-2008 @ 09:44 AM by chetinglendalevillage
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I am not drawing the connections here. What on Earth makes YOU, sir swami, so convinced of riots happening over this old geezer? I'd just say
"there goes the neighborhood" and get in my low-mileage gas guzzler and drive my fat ass to work. But riot? Mccain is nowhere near that
controversial! Nice try - now go get a breakfast burrito and sit at your computer like a good sheepman.
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reply posted on 10-6-2008 @ 09:45 AM by Acidtastic
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Rioting will not help. Rioting will just make those in power create more laws to stop and incarcerate anyone they see as a threat. You can not fight
violence with violence. It's frustrating,but if history teaches us anything,it is this.
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reply posted on 10-6-2008 @ 09:46 AM by eric52081
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That is a shame too. When people are scared to act freely because of one groups actions. Isn't that taking away from our democracy. But, I feel
that they will not care about if they will riot or not in the election in November. Maybe thats what all of those supposed camps that everyone is
talking about are for.
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reply posted on 10-6-2008 @ 09:48 AM by TruthWithin
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Do you insight images of Rodney King and Katrina because they both mainly included African Americans?
Could it be because you said you wouldn't vote for Obama because he was black and ASSUME that whenever black people get upset they riot?
What a biggot...
Take the recent detective shooting in NYC. Any riots? No.
The south lost the Civil War, man. Let it go...
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reply posted on 10-6-2008 @ 09:48 AM by eric52081
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Because in past history they have rioted. What makes you think that they won't. This is the first time that the black community has had a chance of
putting an African American into office. They are not going to like losing when they were that close.
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reply posted on 10-6-2008 @ 09:51 AM by TruthWithin
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Originally posted by eric52081
reply to post by chetinglendalevillage
Because in past history they have rioted. What makes you think that they won't. This is the first time that the black community has had a chance of
putting an African American into office. They are not going to like losing when they were that close.
WOW. Your timing in posting that couldn't have been better. (See my post directly above)
DENY, don't SUPPLY ignorance.
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reply posted on 10-6-2008 @ 09:51 AM by eric52081
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You are the one who is taking up for the black community but, for what reason? They have rioted and will riot again. History tends to repeat itself.
I'm not saying everyone of them will riot just some of them. Count my words I am right. Like I said Obama's preacher will be trying to incite
these riots. He has not held his tongue back yet.
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reply posted on 10-6-2008 @ 09:54 AM by TruthWithin
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Oh c'mon man. Give me a break. Do you really believe what you are saying or are you just trying to get people pissed off?
Let's look at two recent examples. The Jenna 6 and the NYC Detective Shootings.
NO RIOTS. So how can you even say that history repeats itself?
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reply posted on 10-6-2008 @ 09:56 AM by jamie83
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Originally posted by TruthWithin
Take the recent detective shooting in NYC. Any riots? No.
I think two of the cops who did the shooting were black. It's sort of hard to riot in the name of black justice when the accused and the victims are
black.
And the Jenna 6? The racial "injustice" was black kids beat a white kid into oblivion, and the beef was that the prosecutor was too hard on the
black kids and did nothing to the white kids who hung a noose from a tree. What was there to riot over?
And the OP is not saying anything that the MSM didn't say about Clinton attempting to take her fight to Denver. It was mentioned almost daily that
if the fight went to Denver, and the super delegates "overturned" the "will of the voters," there may be riots at the convention.
Every time I heard this it sounded like a veiled threat to me.
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reply posted on 10-6-2008 @ 09:59 AM by LLoyd45
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Obama has no chance of winning the election, and the rioting will begin in earnest soon afterwards as you've predicted Eric. This is exactly what the
PTB want so they can institute martial law across the country.
I'm definitely not looking forward to November..
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reply posted on 10-6-2008 @ 09:59 AM by eric52081
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I live in Louisiana and the reason they didn't have riots at the Jenna Six was because they had almost every state trooper in the state in that
little town. There were fights in Jenna but, no riots. Another reason there were no riots at the Jenna Six was because the prosecutor dropped the
charges down. They got what they wanted. They used the scare tactic again.
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reply posted on 10-6-2008 @ 10:06 AM by LLoyd45
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Originally posted by TruthWithin
Let's look at two recent examples. The Jenna 6 and the NYC Detective Shootings.
NO RIOTS. So how can you even say that history repeats itself?
You're right. There was no rioting over the NYC detective trials, but it
wasn't for a lack of trying on Al Sharpton's part. As for the Jenna Six trial, it's like Eric said, way too many police, and they got there way.
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reply posted on 10-6-2008 @ 10:07 AM by Anti-Tyrant
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Originally posted by earthman4
All rioters must remember who the enemy is. The enemy is big oil.
Rioters don't give a flying pansy-styled *snipe* who the real enemy is.
It's a display of anger and nothing more.
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reply posted on 10-6-2008 @ 10:26 AM by TruthWithin
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I take offense to the OP's logic.
Let me see if this logic applies somewhere else.
When whites get upset in Louisiana, they like to copulate with their siblings, drive around in pick up trucks and shoot at things.
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reply posted on 10-6-2008 @ 10:29 AM by intrepid
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Originally posted by eric52081
You are the one who is taking up for them but, for what reason? They have rioted and will riot again. History tends to repeat itself.
I'm not saying everyone of them will riot just some of them. Count my words I am right. Like I said Obama's preacher will be trying
to incite these riots. He has not held his tongue back yet.
That's pretty disturbing man. Check the bold. Fairly dehumanizes who you're talking about.
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reply posted on 10-6-2008 @ 10:41 AM by eric52081
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What gets me is that if I say anything about African Americans I am labeled a racist. This is so far from the truth it unreal. The African community
has been talking down to the white community for years and we have just let it slide. I can't count how many times I am called cracker, or whitey in
public. There is ignorance on both sides of this equation. Im tired of not being able to voice my opinion without being called a racist. I respect
every African American that takes a stand against the drug lords and gang bangers in their community and I will help them every chance I get for it.
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