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:D :D :D
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that guy has no right to stand there being black like that
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that guy has no right to stand there being black like that
Funny - you far leftists talk about voter supression but have no problem w black panthers manning the polling places.
If I was out there in a white kkk outfit you liberal commies would freak out.
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that guy has no right to stand there being black like that
...And how dare he politely open the door for voters on their way in.
Clear voter intimidation tactics for sure!!! ::)
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Funny - you far leftists talk about voter supression but have no problem w black panthers manning the polling places.
If I was out there in a white kkk outfit you liberal commies would freak out.
Are you sure about that? I dunno. Infact, I'd be willing to wager nothing of the sort would happen.
Why don't you don your white kkk outfit in front of a polling station in the blackest neighbourhood you can find, ...and let us know what happens. :D
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Was that a point in time capture, or is he hanging out there?
If he is, of course it's his right, but why is he doing it?
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Funny - you far leftists talk about voter supression but have no problem w black panthers manning the polling places.
If I was out there in a white kkk outfit you liberal commies would freak out.
Unlike you, not everyone shits their pants at the sight of a black person
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Unlike you, not everyone shits their pants at the sight of a black person
I don't shit my pants, I grab my wallet and car keys. :P :P
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I don't shit my pants, I grab my wallet and car keys. :P :P
Whatever you say
Just keep your whistle handy and you'll be fine
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Funny - you far leftists talk about voter supression but have no problem w black panthers manning the polling places.
If I was out there in a white kkk outfit you liberal commies would freak out.
you wear that every day...no big deal
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you wear that every day...no big deal
I told you - KKK doesnt take italians
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I told you - KKK doesnt take italians
they take italians...its cowards like you they don't want
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they take italians...its cowards like you they don't want
;D
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they take italians...its cowards like you they don't want
I doubt 333 would pass their intelligence test
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Was that a point in time capture, or is he hanging out there?
If he is, of course it's his right, but why is he doing it?
bump.
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He's holding the door chatting at people. And I'm sure 333386 would look pretty darn intimidating standing in front of the station, 210+, bald, wearing some zubaz pants and a string tank top.
This is clearly FOX trying to stir up shit when there is no shit to stir.
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He's holding the door chatting at people. And I'm sure 333386 would look pretty darn intimidating standing in front of the station, 210+, bald, wearing some zubaz pants and a string tank top.
This is clearly FOX trying to stir up shit when there is no shit to stir.
This aint 1992 bro. ;D ;D ;D
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He's holding the door chatting at people. And I'm sure 333386 would look pretty darn intimidating standing in front of the station, 210+, bald, wearing some zubaz pants and a string tank top.
This is clearly FOX trying to stir up shit when there is no shit to stir.
The fact that he is doing that while being black scares the piss out of 333
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The fact that he is doing that while being black scares the piss out of 333
Maybe that he is in black panther fatigues changes it a little.
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Maybe that he is in black panther fatigues changes it a little.
I'm not scared of clothes but apparently you are
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I'm not scared of clothes but apparently you are
Loitering in the polling place is illegal.
I know that the 94ers and their guilt racked white apologists don't think laws apply to them, but its still a violation of the law.
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Anyone who thinks he's there just to be a good guy is too partisan or ignorant to have a discussion with. It's not a left/right thing - there's bullshit on both sides and this is just another piece of it.
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I don't shit my pants, I grab my wallet and car keys. :P :P
Would you say the same thing to McWay?
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Would you say the same thing to McWay?
Sure. I would tell him to be careful where he puts his stuff too. Yiou think they wont steal his wallet too? :P :P :P :P.
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Anyone who thinks he's there just to be a good guy is too partisan or ignorant to have a discussion with. It's not a left/right thing - there's bullshit on both sides and this is just another piece of it.
Well tell us what he is doing
Aren't there legitimate poll watchers?
333 claims to be one
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He only showed up just to get on TV...... ::)
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Well tell us what he is doing
Aren't there legitimate poll watchers?
333 claims to be one
Don't be stupid straw. Where else do the Panthers show up to hold doors? You have to give in on certain things.
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Don't be stupid straw. Where else do the Panthers show up to hold doors? You have to give in on certain things.
I don't see his mere presence as being intimidating
Would you feel any different if he were a white guy wearing a sweater vest?
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I don't see his mere presence as being intimidating
Would you feel any different if he were a white guy wearing a sweater vest?
You really are a stupid fuck.
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I watched again. He's just some dude wearing a jacket and a hat. Standing out front. Every polling station in every swing state probably has TWO poll watchers. They CAN make him move 100 feet from the entrance if they want. If even ONE person complained about him, they'd move him 100 feet. However, it appears he's saying hello and holding the door for people, that's nice.
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You really are a stupid fuck.
that scares you too?
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that scares you too?
Its illegal to loiter in the polling place.
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I don't see his mere presence as being intimidating
Would you feel any different if he were a white guy wearing a sweater vest?
The question isn't through your lens. The Panther is there to influence those who do find it intimidating. That's the topic.
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Its illegal to loiter in the polling place.
well go make a citizens arrest then
don't forget to bring your whistle and clip board
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The question isn't through your lens. The Panther is there to influence those who do find it intimidating. That's the topic.
fair enough
how?
just by existing ?
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fair enough
how?
just by existing ?
Yes. There are people who are intimated by black men in uniform, right or wrong. I assume that's why he's there, until someone provides are tangible alternative to consider.
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Funny - you far leftists talk about voter supression but have no problem w black panthers manning the polling places.
If I was out there in a white kkk outfit you liberal commies would freak out.
Not so i would have a laugh ;D
Any chance you will do it?
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Yes. There are people who are intimated by black men in uniform, right or wrong. I assume that's why he's there, until someone provides are tangible alternative to consider.
sorry, the mere presence of a black person is not intimidation
like you, I will make an assumption, and since I would not feel intimidated I will assume he is not there to intimidate until someone provides tangible proof that he is
I'm sure if this guy were doing anything wrong the cops would have been called
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sorry, the mere presence of a black person is not intimidation
like you, I will make an assumption, and since I would not feel intimidated I will assume he is not there to intimidate until someone provides tangible proof that he is
I'm sure if this guy were doing anything wrong the cops would have been called
Of course not - you are looking for a hook up.
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Of course not - you are looking for a hook up.
keep your gay fantasies to yourself
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Hey 333, you can relax now.
Fox News has confirmed he is a designated poll watcher
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/11/06/new-black-panthers-back-at-philly-voting-site/#ixzz2BT0joxDr
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sorry, the mere presence of a black person is not intimidation
like you, I will make an assumption, and since I would not feel intimidated I will assume he is not there to intimidate until someone provides tangible proof that he is
I'm sure if this guy were doing anything wrong the cops would have been called
So why do you think he is there?
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So why do you think he is there?
the same reason as any other poll watcher
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the same reason as any other poll watcher
Ahhh...he's there to make sure the law was being upheld. Just like 2008. Gotcha. I think we're done here.
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Funny - you far leftists talk about voter supression but have no problem w black panthers manning the polling places.
If I was out there in a white kkk outfit you liberal commies would freak out.
only if you had polyester sheets instead of 600 count cotton
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keep your gay fantasies to yourself
no, please share them. we are tired of 333386's gay fantasies.
although.
here's my deal for 333386:
if BO wins I get to blow 3.
if MR wins 3 gets to fuck me.
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;D
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Ahhh...he's there to make sure the law was being upheld. Just like 2008. Gotcha. I think we're done here.
just because you're intimidated by a sight of a black man does not mean that everyone feels the same way
this guy is doing nothing wrong and has the same right to be a poll watcher (and why anyone would want to spend all day doing that I have no idea) as anyone else..... including you
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just because you're intimidated by a sight of a black man does not mean that everyone feels the same way
this guy is doing nothing wrong and has the same right to be a poll watcher (and why anyone would want to spend all day doing that I have no idea) as anyone else..... including you
Stop changing the argument.
You've reverted the conversation back to where it was. To reiterate, it doesn't matter how you or I feel (I would not be intimidated), it's whether other would be. And, we are also not discussing whether it's his right or not, in fact, I already acknowledged that it was.
But, if you cannont rationally put together why a black panther would want to be at the voting booth during an election of black president, where they haven't been poll watchers before, then you're either completely ignorant or just being intentionally difficult.
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Your screen name is so spot on.
You've reverted the conversation back to where it was. To reiterate, it doesn't matter how you or I feel (I would not be intimidated). And, we are also not discussing whether it's his right or not, in fact, I already acknowledged that it was.
If you cannont rationally put together why a black panther would want to be at the voting booth during an election of black president, where they haven't been poll watchers before, then you're either completely ignorant or just being intentionally difficult.
the guy is a legitimate poll watcher
any issue you have with his appearance is solely your problem
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that guy has no right to stand there being black like that
Black Panthers presences at polling places is intended as intimidation plain and simple. Lets be real and honest about it. I don't care whether they are there or not but to deny that intimidation is a factor in their being there is naive.
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Black Panthers presences at polling places is intended as intimidation plain and simple. Lets be real and honest about it. I don't care whether they are there or not but to deny that intimidation is a factor in their being there is naive.
This is traw man you are dealing with remember?
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Stop changing the argument.
You've reverted the conversation back to where it was. To reiterate, it doesn't matter how you or I feel (I would not be intimidated), it's whether other would be. And, we are also not discussing whether it's his right or not, in fact, I already acknowledged that it was.
But, if you cannont rationally put together why a black panther would want to be at the voting booth during an election of black president, where they haven't been poll watchers before, then you're either completely ignorant or just being intentionally difficult.
who are you to decide whether "others" might be intimidated?
is it possible a black person would be intimidated if they saw you standing in front of their polling place
would that be a legitimate reason to not allow you to be a poll watcher?
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who are you to decide whether "others" might be intimidated?
is it possible a black person would be intimidated if they saw you standing in front of their polling place
would that be a legitimate reason to not allow you to be a poll watcher?
I have no idea why I thought I could have a legitimate discussion with you.
If anyone re-reads the thread they can see it. You just can't stay on point and try to manipluate it to fit your agenda.
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Black Panthers presences at polling places is intended as intimidation plain and simple. Lets be real and honest about it. I don't care whether they are there or not but to deny that intimidation is a factor in their being there is naive.
I'll agree with you as soon as I see some actual intimidation
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The only thing I've decided is that you're a complete fucktard. I have no idea why I thought I could have a legitimate discussion with you.
If anyone re-reads the thread they can see it. You just can't stay on point and try to manipluate it to fit your agenda.
point = your belief that this person cannot exist without being intimidating
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point = your belief that this person cannot exist without being intimidating
You really are a fool. If someone is in BDU's at a polling place - you don't think that is intended to convey a certain message?
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point = your belief that this person cannot exist without being intimidating
I never said that.
Unfortunately Straw, there are people who are intimidated by black people in military garb, whether they act what is considering intimidating or not. It has nothing to do with your beliefs or mine.
The Panthers know this, and that's why they are there. If they were just concerned with upholding the law, they would have been at every election.
And, you'll noticed you quoted me before I changed my knee jerk response. I didn't want the discussion to devlove to that. My bad.
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I'll agree with you as soon as I see some actual intimidation
You don't need physical contact to have intimidation. The perception of a threat is enough and in this case you have it. The black panthers don't have the reputation as a peace loving group who embrace white people. I bet if you had a bunch of white cops or rednecks just standing around a polling place you would immediately cry intimidation.
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I never said that.
Unfortunately Straw, there are people who are intimidated by black people in military garb, whether they act what is considering intimidating or not. It has nothing to do with your beliefs or mine.
The Panthers know this, and that's why they are there. If they were just concerned with upholding the law, they would have been at every election.
And, you'll noticed you quoted me before I changed my knee jerk response. I didn't want the discussion to devlove to that. My bad.
ok - we're making some progress
is it specifically a "black people in military garb" that you think "others" might find intimidating or just the military garb itself
for example if he was wearing a goofy Bill Cosby sweater would "the others" be less likely to be intimidated
how about a white guy in military garb. Is that inherently intimidating to "the others" as well?
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It would be no different if militia type white guys were at the polling place in bdu's moron!
ok - we're making some progress
is it specifically a "black people in military garb" that you think "others" might find intimidating or just the military garb itself
for example if he was wearing a goofy Bill Cosby sweater would "the others" be less likely to be intimidated
how about a white guy in military garb. Is that inherently intimidating to "the others" as well?
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how about a white guy in military garb. Is that inherently intimidating to "the others" as well?
Absolutely.
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Absolutely.
ok - well that's some consistency
now we've narrowed down that the choice of clothing is what might potentially intimidate people
how about a cowboy hat and boots
would that also be intimidating
or a suit and tie - some might find that to be a uniform of an authority figure
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Please continue - your stupidity is telling.
ok - well that's some consistency
now we've narrowed down that the choice of clothing is what might potentially intimidate people
how about a cowboy hat and boots
would that also be intimidating
or a suit and tie - some might find that to be a uniform of an authority figure
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ok - well that's some consistency
how about a cowboy hat and boots
would that also be intimidating
or a suit and tie - some might find that to be a uniform of an authority figure
Perception was the point of my previous post. The black panthers represent a certain attitude and political philosophy which is not friendly to whites.
If I were a black person in a rural area in the south a man in a cowboy hat and boots could be viewed as intimidating.
A suit would not be intimidating in this context because it doesn't have as strong an association. Lots of people wear suits, from bankers to teachers, most do not have the reputation for violence. In some situation a man in a suit would be considered intimidating, in an interview for example but even in that context there isn't an association with violence.
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Please continue - your stupidity is telling.
I'm just trying to understand what kind of clothing scares you and of course, might scare others
I guess this potential for "others" to feel intimidated could have been avoided with a simple dress code requirement
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Perception was the point of my previous post. The black panthers represent a certain attitude and political philosophy which is not friendly to whites.
If I were a black person in a rural area in the south a man in a cowboy hat and boots could be viewed as intimidating.
A suit would not be intimidated in this context because it doesn't have as strong an association. Lots of people wear suits, from bankers to teachers, most do not have the reputation for violence. In some situation a man in a suit would be considered intimidating, in an interview for example but even in that context there isn't an association with violence.
how about a white man in a suit and tie in an urban, low income and minority district where no one else is wearing a suit
couldn't a man like that be potentially intimidating to a poor black or latino voter merely by his skin color and choice of clothes?
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This is so pathetic.. If a aryan brotherhood member put on their fatigues and stood outside polling places the news would scream suppression.. Last election there was two panthers holding clubs/batons and the justicedept decided to drop the issue.. It would be different if reversed.. Just stop the bullshit and admit it is not right.. He and others are there for a reason.. To try and intimidate.. You'd be screaming if reversed..
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This is so pathetic.. If a Caucasian brotherhood member put on their fatigues and stood outside polling places the news would scream suppression.. Last election there was two panthers holding clubs/batons and the justicedept decided to drop the issue.. It would be different if reversed.. Just stop the bullshit and admit it is not right.. He and others are there for a reason.. To try and intimidate.. You'd be screaming if reversed..
I'm sure you are not intimidated by that guy
I'm not and apparently no on else on this thread is either
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how about a white man in a suit and tie in an urban, low income and minority district where no one else is wearing a suit
couldn't a man like that be potentially intimidating to a poor black or latino voter merely by his skin color and choice of clothes?
Yes, because he would probably be perceived as someone in authority like a police officer or other member of government. That was my point, when I talked about a group of cops or rednecks standing around at the polls. They don't have to say a word or act violently toward anyone.
The black panthers claim to be at the polls to insure fairness and they are able to do this because of the perception they have for violence and aggression. Black Panthers are well aware of how they are perceived and use their reputation to intimidate without ever saying a word or physically harming another person. For instance, if you believed strongly that a person is willing to do you harm, wouldn't you be leery of them regardless of how they behave toward you based on reputation alone?
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Yes, because he would probably be perceived as someone in authority like a police officer or other member of government. That was my point, when I talked about a group of cops or rednecks standing around at the polls. They don't have to say a word or act violently toward anyone.
The black panthers claim to be at the polls to insure fairness and they are able to do this because of the perception they have for violence and aggression. Black Panthers are well aware of how they are perceived and use their reputation to intimidate without ever saying a word or physically harming another person. For instance, if you believed strongly that a person is willing to do you harm, wouldn't you be leery of them regardless of how they behave toward you based on reputation alone?
ok well at least that is a consistent point of view although it's not one that I agree with. I think people on this thread are assuming way too much for "others", especially given that not one person on this thread finds that guy peronally intimidating
my personal view is that unless there is an obvious act of intimidation or accusations of such then everyone should just relax. I've watched the video of this guy and he appears to be smiling, opening the door for people, ectc. and if he lives in that neighborhood then the people there are probbly not intimidated by how he is dressed
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ok well at least that is a consistend point of view although it's not one that I agree with. I think people on this thread are assuming way too much for "others", especially given that not one person on this thread finds that guy peronally intimidating
my personal view is that unless there is an obvious act of intimidation or accusations of such then everyone should just relax. I've watched the video of this guy and he appears to be smiling, opening the door for people, ectc. and if he lives in that neighborhood then the people there are probbly not intimidated by how he is dressed
It's not a stretch to assume people might be intimidated by the Black Panthers.
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So is the guy a legitimate poll watcher or not?
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It's not a stretch to assume people might be intimidated by the Black Panthers.
so far a sample of this board has not one person claiming to feel intimidated by that guy
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so far a sample of this board has not one person claiming to feel intimidated by that guy
Which means nothig at all.
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So is the guy a legitimate poll watcher or not?
according to Fox News he is
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/11/06/new-black-panthers-back-at-philly-voting-site/#ixzz2BT0joxDr
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Which means nothig at all.
right, all that matter is that someone somehwere might be intimidated by the combination of his race and clothing
shit, I might find the old lady watching the polls at my voting location to be intimidating
she might remind me of my high school geometry teacher who I hated
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ok well at least that is a consistent point of view although it's not one that I agree with. I think people on this thread are assuming way too much for "others", especially given that not one person on this thread finds that guy peronally intimidating
my personal view is that unless there is an obvious act of intimidation or accusations of such then everyone should just relax. I've watched the video of this guy and he appears to be smiling, opening the door for people, ectc. and if he lives in that neighborhood then the people there are probbly not intimidated by how he is dressed
He may be friendly but he wore the black panther superhero costume for a very specific reason. He derives his power from what the outfit and the group he belongs to represent to a lot of white people. He could just as easily shown up dressed casually and done the same job, but that wouldn't have projected the image and message he was looking to convey.
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right, all that matter is that someone somehwere might be intimidated by the combination of his race and clothing
shit, I might find the old lady watching the polls at my voting location to be intimidating
she might remind me of my high school geometry teacher who I hated
Yes. Black Panthers = htated high school geometry teacher.
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Yes. Black Panthers = htated high school geometry teacher.
dude - you have no idea what a bitch she was
she terrorized that class
I mean it's my own personal perception and someone else might not share it at all but still shouldn't something be done so that I don't have to deal with it ?
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Jesus Christ if you are intimidated by people like him or clothes, you should stay home and never leave the house.
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Jesus Christ if you are intimidated by people like him or clothes, you should stay home and never leave the house.
You're so 3 pages ago.
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3 pages later some people still haven't gotten it so it bears repeating.
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3 pages later some people still haven't gotten it so it bears repeating.
No, almost everyone admitted it was his right to be there and they personally were not intimidated. Unfortunately, a lot of others don't feel that way. But the Panthers have not done much to ease that reputation.
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No, almost everyone admitted it was his right to be there and they personally were not intimidated. Unfortunately, a lot of others don't feel that way. But the Panthers have not done much to ease that reputation.
you've read or seen video of people claiming to have felt intimidated by this guy today?
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LOL straw man sees nothing funny here but a law that is applied to the entire state is somehow proof that republicans are suppressing votes
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LOL straw man sees nothing funny here but a law that is applied to the entire state is somehow proof that republicans are suppressing votes
I have no doubt the black man scares the crap out of you
if you want to comment on voter suppression efforts why not do it on one of those threads
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Funny - you far leftists talk about voter supression but have no problem w black panthers manning the polling places.
If I was out there in a white kkk outfit you liberal commies would freak out.
will you commit suicide/leave getbig/get a job if obama wins and romney loses?
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you've read or seen video of people claiming to have felt intimidated by this guy today?
No, why?
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No, why?
because your statement that "a lot of others don't feel that way" seems to suggest you have some actual knowledge of this and are not just speculating
at least, that how it seemed to me but perhaps that was not your intent
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After the their recent history, if I went to vote and a uniformed Black Panther was standing at the door, I would instantly go on high alert. I think many would.
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People, get the fvck over yourselves! He's standing outside of the polling station.
When he walks into the polling booth with you, perhaps then you can start to feel intimidated, ...until then, you just make yourselves look & sound like a bunch of candy asses. Just a woman's POV.
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People, get the fvck over yourselves! He's standing outside of the polling station.
When he walks into the polling booth with you, perhaps then you can start to feel intimidated, ...until then, you just make yourselves look & sound like a bunch of candy asses. Just a woman's POV.
I don't think its about being full of yourself.
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because your statement that "a lot of others don't feel that way" seems to suggest you have some actual knowledge of this and are not just speculating
at least, that how it seemed to me but perhaps that was not your intent
I don't need to see a video to prove that people might be intimidated by the presence of the Black Panthers. Or the KKK. Or Arabic men at an airport.
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I don't need to see a video to prove that people might be intimidated by the presence of the Black Panthers. Or the KKK. Or Arabic men at an airport.
Your analogies suck. Only an idiot wouldn't notice you've juxtaposed a known terrorist organization alongside unintimidating people in an effort to pander to ignorance & prejudice. Nice try, ...but FAIL!
Some men are scared of clowns too, but we're not expecting to see a ban on Ronald McDonald anytime soon.
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Your analogies suck. Only an idiot wouldn't notice you've juxtaposed a known terrorist organization alongside unintimidating people in an effort to pander to ignorance & prejudice. Nice try, ...but FAIL!
Some men are scared of clowns too, but we're not expecting to see a ban on Ronald McDonald anytime soon.
The Black Panthers are a para-military organization who have committed violent acts in the past. Clowns make balloon animals at children's parties. Big difference.
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The Black Panthers are a para-military organization who have committed violent acts in the past. Clowns make balloon animals at children's parties. Big difference.
What violent acts have they committed?
Please limit your list to the NEW Black Panthers please.
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Your analogies suck. Only an idiot wouldn't notice you've juxtaposed a known terrorist organization alongside unintimidating people in an effort to pander to ignorance & prejudice. Nice try, ...but FAIL!
Some men are scared of clowns too, but we're not expecting to see a ban on Ronald McDonald anytime soon.
Who said anything about expecting a ban on anyone or anything?
You're the idiot who can't comprehend why people might be intimidated by the Black Panthers.
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Who said anything about expecting a ban on anyone or anything?
You're the idiot who can't comprehend why people might be intimidated by the Black Panthers.
I agree with straw the black panthers have always been an upstanding and non violent group of black ppl.
There is no reason what so ever to be intimidated by these militant black ppl.
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What violent acts have they committed?
Please limit your list to the NEW Black Panthers please.
Why should I limit my list? If you start an organization incorporating the name of a previous organization, lets say you form the New KKK, you pretty assume all the philosophy and history of the organization your supposedly replacing. There would be no point in branding yourself after something that existed previously unless you're attempting to establish an association. It's all about branding and perception. Reread my previous posts in this thread to understand what I mean.
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I agree with straw the black panthers have always been an upstanding and non violent group of black ppl.
There is no reason what so ever to be intimidated by these militant black ppl.
don't make up quotes and attribute them to me
If you feel scared and intimidated by a black guy then it's your problem to deal with but I congratulate on not being ashamed of your fear.
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don't make up quotes and attribute them to me
If you feel scared and intimidated by a black guy then it's your problem to deal with but I congratulate on not being ashamed of your fear.
You'd be pissing and moaning if some white hoods were standing around outside a polling station.
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You'd be pissing and moaning if some white hoods were standing around outside a polling station.
I'd gladly beat the shit out of you wearing KKK clothing and I'm white. I get a strong sense that you just might be one from all you've said in your never ending racist overtones.
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You'd be pissing and moaning if some white hoods were standing around outside a polling station.
white hoods ? You mean KKK or the Sopranos?
why would I care ?
obviously you're projecting your own personal fear
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If you feel scared and intimidated by a black guy then it's your problem to deal with but I congratulate on not being ashamed of your fear.
Thats not the point. You're trying to win the argument by accusing the opposition of being a coward and that the problem is all in their head. The truth is that intimidation is clearly a factor being employed,the degree of which is debatable. . The thing is, I'm pretty liberal leaning and not basing my opinions on my political leanings.
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Thats not the point. You're trying to win the argument by accusing the opposition of being a coward and that the problem is all in their head. The truth is that intimidation is clearly a factor being employed,the degree of which is debatable. . The thing is, I'm pretty liberal leaning and not basing my opinions on my political leanings.
I've said repeatedly that I see nothing intimidating about the guy in the video
If there are some allegations or proof of actual intimidation I'll be glad to look at it
Anyway who is scared of a black man standing around doing nothing needs to deal with their own reasons for feeling scared
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I'd gladly beat the shit out of you wearing KKK clothing and I'm white. I get a strong sense that you just might be one from all you've said in your never ending racist overtones.
You're a giant pussy who turned to Islam as a means of fitting in. You're as big of a bitch as they come.
I've said repeatedly that I see nothing intimidating about the guy in the video
If there are some allegations or proof of actual intimidation I'll be glad to look at it
Anyway who is scared of a black man standing around doing nothing needs to deal with their own reasons for feeling scared
Pray tell, why should anyone give a fuck as to whether you see anything intimidating in the video?
I love this logical argument you're making: you don't see anything intimidating so no one should see anything intimidating. That's your entire argument in one sentence.
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I've said repeatedly that I see nothing intimidating about the guy in the video
If there are some allegations or proof of actual intimidation I'll be glad to look at it
Anyway who is scared of a black man standing around doing nothing needs to deal with their own reasons for feeling scared
I explained to you that being personally intimidated is irrelevant. I'm not personally intimidated by that man either. It is about the projection of image and what that projection is intended to convey. He could have just as easily done his job in plain clothed but he chose to wear his black panther get up for a reason and it wasn't because black is slimming. Why did ancient warriors don frightening head dresses and wear war paint? To intimidate the enemy.
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You're a giant pussy who turned to Islam as a means of fitting in. You're as big of a bitch as they come.
And you're a pussy bitch with a gun killing civllians in the middle-east. I pray to God you get cancer you sick psychopath.
I bet if some Iraqis or Afghans took away your gun and you were cornered in their land you'd be crying like a bitch and telling them I will never hurt your land, I will leave, blabla.
You're only tough with a gun, you fucking killer.
Maybe some day you will realize that you should be opposed to your 'proud dominant' military and fix the problems at home in your US of A
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I explained to you that being personally intimidated is irrelevant. I'm not personally intimidated by that man either. It is about the projection of image and what that projection is intended to convey. He could have just as easily done his job in plain clothed but he chose to wear his black panther get up for a reason and it wasn't because black is slimming.
You've explained this clearly on multiple posts, but it's evident the simple notion will not be grasped.
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And you're a pussy bitch with a gun killing civllians in the middle-east. I pray to God you get cancer you sick psychopath.
God doesn't exist and if he did he certainly wouldn't exist in the vein of your fabricated Moon-God.
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God doesn't exist and if he did he certainly wouldn't exist in the vein of your fabricated Moon-God.
Would be quite interesting if you get cancer. Have fun.
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This thread makes my brain hurt.
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Who said anything about expecting a ban on anyone or anything?
You're the idiot who can't comprehend why people might be intimidated by the Black Panthers.
I know exactly why some may feel intimidated, ...but I say "Get the fvck over it!"
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Why should I limit my list? If you start an organization incorporating the name of a previous organization, lets say you form the New KKK, you pretty assume all the philosophy and history of the organization your supposedly replacing. There would be no point in branding yourself after something that existed previously unless you're attempting to establish an association. It's all about branding and perception. Reread my previous posts in this thread to understand what I mean.
I understand what you're saying, ...but by that standard, there would need to be a whole lot of re-branding when it comes to many American traditions, organizations, and institutions.
I don't think there are enough letters in the alphabet, let alone words in the English language, to pull that off.
Like I said, ...they should Get the fvck over themselves and embrace the new incarnation, just like when African Americans enmasse embraced the new Democratic party back in the 60's.
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Would be quite interesting if you get cancer. Have fun.
Hahaha, what a bitter Mohammedan you are.
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Hahaha, what a bitter Mohammedan you are.
US of A sucks and is Canada's toilette :D
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I explained to you that being personally intimidated is irrelevant. I'm not personally intimidated by that man either. It is about the projection of image and what that projection is intended to convey. He could have just as easily done his job in plain clothed but he chose to wear his black panther get up for a reason and it wasn't because black is slimming. Why did ancient warriors don frightening head dresses and wear war paint? To intimidate the enemy.
And who would "his enemy" be?
Those intent on committing voter fraud?
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US of A sucks and is Canada's toilette :D
That doesn't bother me. I have no problem with Canada and I think Toronto is an awesome city.
Try again, Mohammedan.
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Like I said, ...they should Get the fvck over themselves and embrace the new incarnation, just like when African Americans enmasse embraced the new Democratic party back in the 60's.
The same new incarnation that had charges filed against it only four years ago for voter intimidation? Yeah Ok.
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it was pretty fkced up that obama's taking jump shots and 333386 still doesn't have power. for real.
he probably could have gotten a few more votes by surprising the nation by driving a gas truck thru NYC today.
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That doesn't bother me. I have no problem with Canada and I think Toronto is an awesome city.
Try again, Mohammedan.
Hey who knows, maybe you'll be a lucky winner of the depleted uranium cancer lottery. Time will tell. Like so many of your fallen comrades serving satan. "Gulf war syndrome" and the many other syndromes hah
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The same new incarnation that had charges filed against in only four years ago for voter intimidation? Yeah Ok.
Deemed a non-issue by the attorney general. try again.
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Deemed a non-issue by the attorney general. try again.
Do you think OJ Simpson was innocent?
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US of A sucks and is Canada's toilette :D
You spell toilet like a flaming french fag*ot.
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And who would "his enemy" be?
Those intent on committing voter fraud?
Enemy, opposition.... I was using the term enemy in regards to the warrior not black panthers. What I was meaning was the focus of the intent or to whom the act is directed.
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Do you think OJ Simpson was innocent?
What the fvck does OJ Simpson have to do with this?
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What the fvck does OJ Simpson have to do with this?
rotflmao hahahahahhaaha that made me lolcopter, hahahahaha good questio
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Enemy, opposition.... I was using the term enemy in regards to the warrior not black panthers. What I was meaning was the focus of the intent or to whom the act is directed.
Again, as a legitimate poll watcher, ...who would he be trying to intimidate?
...those looking to commit voter fraud?
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Again, as a legitimate poll watcher, ...who would he be trying to intimidate?
...those looking to commit voter fraud?
Why in the fuck would a legitimate poll watcher show up in a black panther uniform? Hmm?
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rotflmao hahahahahhaaha that made me lolcopter, hahahahaha good questio
Can you believe that? Like my opinion on a 17 yr old murder case matters.
Dude needs to get over that 17 yr old case, just like he needs to get over a Black panther as a poll watcher.
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Why in the fuck would a legitimate poll watcher show up in a black panther uniform? Hmm?
His tux was at the dry cleaners.
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Again, as a legitimate poll watcher, ...who would he be trying to intimidate?
...those looking to commit voter fraud?
Whomever they felt would be intimidated by his presense at the polls wearing a black panther costume. Wearing the costume serves a purpose or he wouldn't have worn it, you can't deny that. He intended to project an image and the question to ask yourself is, why did he wear it, what was the reason he wore it and to whom was that message directed? This isn't politically motivated on my part. It just seems like anyone with a basic understanding of psychology can see what was intended. He'll, I can give you a alternative read of the situation. I'm surprised no on has.
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those 2008 fools weren't charged. The decision was made in Dec 2008. Under Bush's DOJ.
This guy today - he had a camera all over him. Smiling and saying hi. He wasn't acting intimidating. Anyone who is intimidated by a dude's clothes or skin color has their own issues to deal with. I'm guessing they wouldn't be scared of a 130 pound twink white dude in that uniform, huh?
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This guy today - he had a camera all over him.
Ding ding ding. A perfectly reasonable alternative.
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those 2008 fools weren't charged. The decision was made in Dec 2008. Under Bush's DOJ.
This guy today - he had a camera all over him. Smiling and saying hi. He wasn't acting intimidating. Anyone who is intimidated by a dude's clothes or skin color has their own issues to deal with. I'm guessing they wouldn't be scared of a 130 pound twink white dude in that uniform, huh?
I think a white guy dressed as a Black Panther would get laughed at, yes.
I think a valid point, is if you were a black person headed to vote for Obama in a predominately pro-Romney area, and the KKK were standing out front, that would be vote intimidation. The same holds true in reverse, it can sway a persons decision to vote.
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Whomever they felt would be intimidated by his presense at the polls wearing a black panther costume. Wearing the costume serves a purpose or he wouldn't have worn it, you can't deny that. He intended to project an image and the question to ask yourself is, why did he wear it, what was the reason he wore it and to whom was that message directed? This isn't politically motivated on my part. It just seems like anyone with a basic understanding of psychology can see what was intended. He'll, I can give you a alternative read of the situation. I'm surprised no on has.
Maybe he felt he'd be in danger of being arrested if he appeared in ordinary street clothing. ???
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What the fvck does OJ Simpson have to do with this?
Sorry, I didn't realize I had to hold your hand and guide you through this. I'll type a little slower for you.
You have been trumpeting the new Panthers as a group that has no former ties to the old and should not be considered intimidating. I pointed out that they were in the press, accused of voter intimidation only four years ago. You called that point a fail since the DoJ dismissed the charges (they actually did not dismiss all of them, but why bother with facts). Since you feels the dismissal proves innocence, I referred to another popular case where an accused person was found innocent to see if you believe it.
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Maybe he felt he'd be in danger of being arrested if he appeared in ordinary street clothing. ???
You are annoying.
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Maybe he felt he'd be in danger of being arrested if he appeared in ordinary street clothing. ???
LOL yes so the only logical alternative was to wear his militant black panther uniform...
I mean its so fuking obvious, how did we miss it?
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I think a white guy dressed as a Black Panther would get laughed at, yes.
I think a valid point, is if you were a black person headed to vote for Obama in a predominately pro-Romney area, and the KKK were standing out front, that would be vote intimidation. The same holds true in reverse, it can sway a persons decision to vote.
LOL jagson, straw, blacken etc would be foaming at the mouth. I can picture them now damn near having strokes trying to be the first to start a thread on it.
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Yes. There are people who are intimated by black men in uniform, right or wrong. I assume that's why he's there, until someone provides are tangible alternative to consider.
you are such a fag
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just because you're intimidated by a sight of a black man does not mean that everyone feels the same way
this guy is doing nothing wrong and has the same right to be a poll watcher (and why anyone would want to spend all day doing that I have no idea) as anyone else..... including you
agreed...EPIC terror at seeing a black man on the street
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You are annoying.
I love you too Shockwave. :-*
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LOL yes so the only logical alternative was to wear his militant black panther uniform...
I mean its so fuking obvious, how did we miss it?
As obvious as an Obama re-election, ...but you seemed to miss that call as well.
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you are such a fag
Read the thread before you take one piece out of context. Then, if you can actually comprehend the overall point, tell me what you disagree with.
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As obvious as an Obama re-election, ...but you seemed to miss that call as well.
really, bump a post where I said romney would win...
Ill be waiting jagson
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really, bump a post where I said romney would win...
Ill be waiting jagson
your relentless criticism of Obama recently led many to believe that you were for Romney.....Don't hide now
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you are such a fag
not that there's anything wrong with that.
it's now legal to marry in several states, thanks to yesterday.
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really, bump a post where I said romney would win...
Ill be waiting jagson
Now you voted for Obama? Go fuck yourself......then commit suicide. :D
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your relentless criticism of Obama recently led many to believe that you were for Romney.....Don't hide now
I never said I was for obama and have always said I would vote Romney.
HOWEVER thats not the point jagson was making, was it?
she said I missed the call that obama was going to win, I never said anything to the contrary really...NOW DID I???
Now you voted for Obama? Go fuck yourself......then commit suicide. :D
Goodness gracious you morons are extra stupid today arent you?