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Date: 10/27/2008 4:51:30 PM
Author: Irishgrrrl
Ugh. It's starting already. Linky.
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Here's a myspace of one of the guys (notice his headline and photo album...and favorite books).
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http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=348352208
 
Date: 10/27/2008 4:58:07 PM
Author: luckystar112
Date: 10/27/2008 4:51:30 PM

Author: Irishgrrrl

Ugh. It''s starting already. Linky.
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Holy crap.
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Here''s a myspace of one of the guys (notice his headline and photo album).
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http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=348352208
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This is seriously depressing. He''s not even elected yet, and they''re already plotting?

What is WRONG with people?? Sometimes I am so disappointed in people,
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Planned killing/beheading spree + attempted Presidential candidate assassination .... BUT nahhhhhhh .... I''m sure they wouldn''t have been rioting on Nov 4th if Obama wins. THAT''s only for Dems.
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Date: 10/27/2008 5:27:05 PM
Author: decodelighted
Planned killing/beheading spree + attempted Presidential candidate assassination .... BUT nahhhhhhh .... I''m sure they wouldn''t have been rioting on Nov 4th if Obama wins. THAT''s only for Dems.
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Date: 10/27/2008 5:33:01 PM
Author: luckystar112
Date: 10/27/2008 5:27:05 PM
Author: decodelighted
Planned killing/beheading spree + attempted Presidential candidate assassination .... BUT nahhhhhhh .... I'm sure they wouldn't have been rioting on Nov 4th if Obama wins. THAT's only for Dems.
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SEVERAL posters have claimed that "no one" would ever suggest that there might be riots if Obama wins ... only if Obama loses. As if bitter-Obama-supporters were the only potential future thugs around. I say: ridiculous. Maybe these two blood-thirsty cuckoo birds & their "plan" will open some eyes.
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Here is one of the threads in question. ... but others have made the assertion as well, in other threads.
 
No way. People love to riot, period.

I was watching a late night show and they were talking about how when the Red Sox lost the world series, there were riots. When they won, there were riots!

I bet you no matter what happens, people are going to riot....on both sides. It''s a sad truth about society.
 
Date: 10/27/2008 5:54:37 PM
Author: luckystar112
No way. People love to riot, period.


I was watching a late night show and they were talking about how when the Red Sox lost the world series, there were riots. When they won, there were riots!


I bet you no matter what happens, people are going to riot....on both sides. It''s a sad truth about society.
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I know I plan to! I''ve already voted, so now, the only thing I have to look forward to on the 4th/5th is rioting! Whooooooo!!!! Can''t wait!


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Have there ever been riots due to the outcome of a presidential election in the U.S. before? Just curious-I''m not aware of any.
 
Date: 10/27/2008 5:54:37 PM
Author: luckystar112
No way. People love to riot, period.


I was watching a late night show and they were talking about how when the Red Sox lost the world series, there were riots. When they won, there were riots!


I bet you no matter what happens, people are going to riot....on both sides. It''s a sad truth about society.
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In Boston then I guess "rioting" is walking home from the bars after the game.
We had a problem several years ago, but now that the Sox are doing better and we are so used to the Pats winning, "rioting" can be 40 drunks staggering home. Not to downplay, but you know that the media is now going to be looking for election related riots, and like shark attacks, any little bit will make the news.

I remember being in Lexington, KY when their Bball team won, people were setting their couches on fire. Still wondering how you pick which couch to burn, if they were ugly to begin with...why the couch?
 
Date: 10/28/2008 8:07:02 AM
Author: swimmer
Date: 10/27/2008 5:54:37 PM

Author: luckystar112

No way. People love to riot, period.

I was watching a late night show and they were talking about how when the Red Sox lost the world series, there were riots. When they won, there were riots!

I bet you no matter what happens, people are going to riot....on both sides. It''s a sad truth about society.
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In Boston then I guess ''rioting'' is walking home from the bars after the game.

We had a problem several years ago, but now that the Sox are doing better and we are so used to the Pats winning, ''rioting'' can be 40 drunks staggering home. Not to downplay, but you know that the media is now going to be looking for election related riots, and like shark attacks, any little bit will make the news.

I remember being in Lexington, KY when their Bball team won, people were setting their couches on fire. Still wondering how you pick which couch to burn, if they were ugly to begin with...why the couch?
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My great uncle is a retired cop in Boston so he still knows all the cops, and he said when the Celtics won they had every single cop on patrol and nothing happened.

As for Lexington, KY, swimmer, my fiance is there right now visiting his mom!
 
Okay, maybe I should have said a "highly unruly" crowd, but it was definitely more than just walking home from the bars after the game. Cops armed with pepper-ball guns like after the ALCS. Attacking restaurants, setting fires, jumping on cars, fighting.
Or after the celtics victory, thowing signs through shop windows. Or a guy falling 20 feet from a street light.

I'm picking on Boston now, which makes me a little said since it's my favorite place on earth, but my point is stuff like this happens a lot after victories and losses.
 
You are correct Lucky, 14 people were arrested and almost $5,000 in damages to windows after the 17th Celtics national championship (according to the Globe). A flower planter near city hall was also moved.
We can''t even riot properly up in Boston these days, you would think we could have done some damage to a flower planter.
 
Date: 10/27/2008 5:10:45 PM
Author: Kaleigh
Date: 10/27/2008 4:58:07 PM

Author: luckystar112


Date: 10/27/2008 4:51:30 PM

Author: Irishgrrrl

Ugh. It''s starting already. Linky.
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Holy crap.
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Here''s a myspace of one of the guys (notice his headline and photo album...and favorite books).
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http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=348352208
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OMG!!
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I was watching Fox news this morning while doing the elliptical and the local broadcasters were calling these young men "knuckleheads" and "pranksters" totally downplaying not only the threats of violence but the overt racism present in these plans. I was shocked at this callow and irresponsible editorializing, but suppose it is what you get from the channel of lies and misinformation. Will Fox keep up their post 9/11 cries of "it is patriotic to support the president" and "you can''t questions the president" if/when Senator Obama is our commander in Chief? To downplay planned attacks on his life and racist plans to target black schoolchildren for decapitation being categorized as "tomfoolery" is just beyond poor taste.
 
Date: 10/28/2008 1:19:22 PM
Author: swimmer

I was watching Fox news this morning while doing the elliptical and the local broadcasters were calling these young men ''knuckleheads'' and ''pranksters'' totally downplaying not only the threats of violence but the overt racism present in these plans. I was shocked at this callow and irresponsible editorializing, but suppose it is what you get from the channel of lies and misinformation. Will Fox keep up their post 9/11 cries of ''it is patriotic to support the president'' and ''you can''t questions the president'' if/when Senator Obama is our commander in Chief? To downplay planned attacks on his life and racist plans to target black schoolchildren for decapitation being categorized as ''tomfoolery'' is just beyond poor taste.
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Swimmer, I agree 100%. I was afraid that these people were going to be written off as merely "knuckleheads and pranksters" due to their young age and their white supremacist beliefs. I think white supremacists in general are often underestimated. I guess people don''t want to think that racists can do any real damage in this day and age. However, they are VERY dangerous, VERY sick individuals, whose threats should be taken VERY seriously!!!
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I wonder how Fox News would have reacted if, instead, a plot to assassinate McCain had been foiled?
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I think it's because it was less of a "diabolical assassination plot" with concrete plans than just a couple of kids spewing hate to let people know that "they mean business!"
I mean, the AP article kind of hints at it.

"Both individuals stated they would dress in all white tuxedos and wear top hats during the assassination attempt," the court complaint states. "Both individuals further stated they knew they would and were willing to die during this attempt."

What?

At this point, there does not appear to be any formal assassination plan, Secret Service spokesman Eric Zahren said.
"Whether or not they had the capability or the wherewithal to carry out an attack remains to be seen," he said.Zahren said the statements about the assassination came out in interviews after the men were arrested last week. The Secret Service became involved in the investigation once it was clear that an Obama assassination attempt was part of this violent far-reaching plot.
"We don't discount anything," Zahren said, adding that it's one thing for the defendants to make statements, but it's not the same as having an organized assassination plan.

With that being said, it is clear that they were probably going to carry out the rest of their plan, which is just terrifying. And in that sense, who is to say that they wouldn't have made it to Obama?
 
Date: 10/28/2008 2:17:39 PM
Author: luckystar112

I think it''s because it was less of a ''diabolical assassination plot'' with concrete plans than just a couple of kids spewing hate to let people know that ''they mean business!''
I mean, the AP article kind of hints at it.

''Both individuals stated they would dress in all white tuxedos and wear top hats during the assassination attempt,'' the court complaint states. ''Both individuals further stated they knew they would and were willing to die during this attempt.''

What?

At this point, there does not appear to be any formal assassination plan, Secret Service spokesman Eric Zahren said.
''Whether or not they had the capability or the wherewithal to carry out an attack remains to be seen,'' he said.Zahren said the statements about the assassination came out in interviews after the men were arrested last week. The Secret Service became involved in the investigation once it was clear that an Obama assassination attempt was part of this violent far-reaching plot.
''We don''t discount anything,'' Zahren said, adding that it''s one thing for the defendants to make statements, but it''s not the same as having an organized assassination plan.

With that being said, it is clear that they were probably going to carry out the rest of their plan, which is just terrifying. And in that sense, who is to say that they wouldn''t have made it to Obama?
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Exactly, Lucky. Thank God they were caught in time!
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And I don''t think I understand Zahren''s statement that "there does not appear to be any formal assassination plan." They had gone so far as to plan what they were going to wear, and they realized that they would very likely die during the assassination attempt and were willing and ready to do so. How is that not a formal plan? And even if that DOESN''T qualify as a "formal plan" in some people''s minds, how do we know that they hadn''t made more plans than what the authorities have been able to uncover thus far? For all we know, they DID have a very detailed plan laid out, and the authorities just have not yet discovered the full extent of that plan (and possibly never will). I just think things like this should always be taken very seriously.
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Interestingly enough, Obama was on a radio station I listen to this morning. The DJ asked him about safety concerns and whether he and his wife had discussed it much before deciding to run. Obama basically said they had a very brief discussion but that neither of them considered it to be much of a factor. They''re trusting in the Secret Service.

If I were he, I''d feel like there was a giant target printed on my back
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Date: 10/28/2008 3:00:51 PM
Author: purrfectpear
Interestingly enough, Obama was on a radio station I listen to this morning. The DJ asked him about safety concerns and whether he and his wife had discussed it much before deciding to run. Obama basically said they had a very brief discussion but that neither of them considered it to be much of a factor. They''re trusting in the Secret Service.

If I were he, I''d feel like there was a giant target printed on my back
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Purrf, I agree. It''s a shame that safety has to be more of a consideration for Obama than for any other presidential candidate in history but, unfortunately, that''s how it is. It''s just very sad.
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HAhaha

Elderly Ohio poll workers in fisticuffs,

Sunday, November 02, 2008 Fayetteville Observer

Poll workers at a nursing home in Ohio got into fisticuffs recently
after George Manos, a 75-year-old Republican, accused fellow poll worker
Edith Walker, a 73-year old Democrat, of tampering with the ballots.
Walker got so upset she jumped on Manos'' back and began beating him
with her fists.

It took three people to pull the Democrat off the Republican''s back.
Richard Bader said he had to force his way between Walker and Manos and
"she tried to strong-arm me out of the way, but I held my
ground.''''

Holding ground seems to be everyone''s goal as we hurl headlong into
Tuesday''s election.

This may go down in history as the election that fulfilled the
prediction of Luke 12:56: "They will be divided, father against son
and son against father, mother against daughter and daughter against
mother, mother-in-law against daughter-in-law and daughter-in-law
against mother-in-law."

Even longtime friends are struggling to find common ground. Decorated
Vietnam War Navy combat veterans John McCain and John Kerry forged a
close relationship in the early 1990s. Kerry has referred to McCain as
his favorite Republican. He even entertained the idea of recruiting
McCain to run on on a bipartisan ticket with him.

But the two are now at odds. Chalk it up to Electionitis, the disorder
that has afflicted us for the past two years. It has gone on too long,
untreated.

The hope is that once the results are in, the fever will subside, and
we''ll all return to our senses. But what if the infection is too
widespread, the wounds too deep?

Obama and McCain might be able to take a lighthearted approach to their
differences, as they did recently when they exchanged jokes at the
annual Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner in New York City. But
what about the rest of us who aren''t politicians? How do we go about
healing the friendships and familial relationships that have been
strained by what the experts are telling us is the most important
election of our lives?

Those were some of the same questions Abraham Lincoln pondered as he
prepared his second inaugural address in 1865. He, too, was dealing with
a country divided by politics and war. "Neither party expected for
the war, the magnitude, or the duration, which it has already
attained," Lincoln said.

Each party believed in the righteousness of its positions. "Both
read the same Bible, and pray to the same God; and each invokes His aid
against the other," he continued.

Lincoln believed the answer to healing did not come through holding
ground, but in giving ground. "Let us strive on to finish the work
we are in; to bind up the nation''s wounds; to care for him who shall
have borne the battle, and for his widow, and his orphan — to do all
which may achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace, among ourselves,
and with all nations."

We would all do well to remember that no matter the outcome of this
election, or these wars, there are widows and children who need our
help. It''s time to put an end to all this bickering.

Let''s work together to bind our nation''s wounds and tend to our
country''s wounded.

http://www.fayobserver.com/article?id=309248
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The woman with the candy is a BLEEP. I can''t believe her. And good for that guy who put the sign up saying "Obama for Peace, and candy for EVERYONE".

He gets a gold star.
 
Date: 11/3/2008 3:19:43 PM
Author: FrekeChild
The woman with the candy is a BLEEP. I can''t believe her. And good for that guy who put the sign up saying ''Obama for Peace, and candy for EVERYONE''.


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Finally, a crazy that made me laugh. This one brings out the LOLs. I couldn't even take this/him seriously if I tried. LOL. He said "poop sandwich"....LMAO.

Man Parks Manure Near Democrats' Campaign Office to Protest Obama
A 38-year-old Montana man has come under fire after parking a trailer load of manure across the street from a Democratic campaign office to protest Barack Obama.

AP: BUTTE, Mont.--

Democrats are criticizing a 38-year-old man who parked a trailer load of manure across the street from Whitehall's Democratic campaign office to protest presidential hopeful Barack Obama.

Terry Reed, who owns a construction and excavation company in Whitehall, parked the trailer near the office on Saturday. He also posted a sign in the manure mocking Obama's "change we can believe in" slogan as "a load of crap."

"I think Obama's plan is just one big old poop sandwich and we're all going to have to take a bite," he said.

Suzanne Molyneaux, the Obama campaign's election team leader in Whitehall, said traffic came to a near standstill as people stopped to take pictures of the trailer.

"People in Whitehall were upset, they were outraged," she said. "I don't think Whitehall should be represented as this podunk, ignorant community. There are lots of good people here."

Reed said he doesn't plan to move the trailer until after Election Day.

"My only regret is that I didn't do something sooner," he said.
 
Date: 11/4/2008 4:39:03 PM
Author: goobear78
Finally, a crazy that made me laugh. This one brings out the LOLs. I couldn''t even take this/him seriously if I tried. LOL. He said ''poop sandwich''....LMAO.

Man Parks Manure Near Democrats'' Campaign Office to Protest Obama
A 38-year-old Montana man has come under fire after parking a trailer load of manure across the street from a Democratic campaign office to protest Barack Obama.

AP: BUTTE, Mont.--

Democrats are criticizing a 38-year-old man who parked a trailer load of manure across the street from Whitehall''s Democratic campaign office to protest presidential hopeful Barack Obama.

Terry Reed, who owns a construction and excavation company in Whitehall, parked the trailer near the office on Saturday. He also posted a sign in the manure mocking Obama''s ''change we can believe in'' slogan as ''a load of crap.''

''I think Obama''s plan is just one big old poop sandwich and we''re all going to have to take a bite,'' he said.

Suzanne Molyneaux, the Obama campaign''s election team leader in Whitehall, said traffic came to a near standstill as people stopped to take pictures of the trailer.

''People in Whitehall were upset, they were outraged,'' she said. ''I don''t think Whitehall should be represented as this podunk, ignorant community. There are lots of good people here.''

Reed said he doesn''t plan to move the trailer until after Election Day.

''My only regret is that I didn''t do something sooner,'' he said.
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LOL! Thanks for posting this, Goo! The funny crazies are always entertaining!
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