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brimic

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Re: Nov 7 Riots
« Reply #25 on: August 29, 2012, 09:19:48 AM »
I'm ready.
Most likely It'll simply mean that I'll have to take the long way home from work for awhile.
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Re: Nov 7 Riots
« Reply #26 on: August 29, 2012, 09:46:15 AM »
Two words.

North Idaho.

Nuff Said.


Same here.

I reckon the coyotes could start rioting  =D
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Re: Nov 7 Riots
« Reply #27 on: August 29, 2012, 10:33:31 AM »



A legitimate response from the OP, who didn't even mention race, is something along the lines of, "Kiss my fourth point of contact, or get your head out of your own," in response to the personal attack and violation one of the few APS rules there are.



Color me confused... what APS rule do you feel I violated?  And how does my post reflect a personal attack?

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Yawn.  I'm always ready for the riots, as well as any single person can be.  But your image is ignorant and mildly offensive.

If he loses, his supporters will know they are in the minority, and also in the wrong, and also on the unfriendly side of the law if they decide to liberate TV's and flip cars.

I'll donate a case of 5.56 to my local PD if there are riots in town.  And I typically despise police.


But your premise is wrong, and also tinged with racism.  And I'm not one to pull out the "racist" card with any seriousness... typically it's in jest with a gif like this for stating something sensible that race-pimps on the left tend to hate:



In your case, it's not a joke.

Obama has lost support of many of his prior supporters... lots of athletes that were behind him last time are telling fans to stay away from him in 2012.  Even his monolithic 95% or higher black vote that he takes for granted, cannot be taken for granted.

So... I won't be clicking "like" on your non-link.

Every sentence in my post is confronting the image and text the OP posted, and not the OP himself.

Here's "da rules."

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The above ruleset comes from the Round Table... I don't see how I've violated any of them.

As far as Politics Place... I attributed the OP's entire original post to the OP himself.  However, he did not reference his sources, bringing the OP afoul of APS Policy #322-A, subsection 4, item 2:

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Had the OP indicated properly that the image and borrowed text came from somewhere on facebook with proper attribution, I wouldn't have attributed it to him.

As I expressed in a later post in this thread.
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Re: Nov 7 Riots
« Reply #28 on: August 29, 2012, 10:42:15 AM »
I'm predicting a thread riot before Nov 7th. :police:
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Re: Nov 7 Riots
« Reply #29 on: August 29, 2012, 12:04:14 PM »
Nowhere, meet fast.
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Re: Nov 7 Riots
« Reply #30 on: August 29, 2012, 12:12:08 PM »
If Obama loses and there is rioting, it will occur in the large urban centers. If there is rioting in Iowa, I will just call in sick to work, head out of town and go bird or deer hunting that day.

I live 4 blocks from cornfields, so no problem leaving town in a hurry.

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