Shots fired into OBAMA HQ in Denver

[Jetmeck]

Shot the windows out with people inside.

You guys in COLORADO have a gun or stupid people problem ?

Which is it ?

[spdirty]

Probably another a-hole from California.

[L.A. BRONCOS FAN]

Originally Posted by spdirty

Probably another a-hole from California.

People from CA = scapegoat of choice for everything bad that happens in your state.

Party of 'personal responsibility' my ass!

[Blart]

I'll wait till the facts come out, but I'm mighty suspicious of a certain radical, religious, not-so-fringe group.

[barryr]

Originally Posted by L.A. BRONCOS FAN

People from CA = scapegoat of choice for everything bad that happens in your state.

Party of 'personal responsibility' my ass!

Not much of use has come from CA in years. Take you for example

[spdirty]

Originally Posted by L.A. BRONCOS FAN

People from CA = scapegoat of choice for everything bad that happens in your state.

Party of 'personal responsibility' my ass!

Well, there is a history of bad shlt happening to the people of Colorado by inbreds coming from your state.

Anyway, glad no one was hurt, but I hope that the cops catch the pos that did this, and the pos gets what it deserves. Another person could have been killed senselessly.

[spdirty]

Will The Election Results Cause Massive Riots To Erupt All Over America?

Michael Snyder
The Economic Collapse
Oct 12, 2012


Will the most divisive campaign in modern American history culminate in massive riots in our major cities? Right now, supporters of Barack Obama and supporters of Mitt Romney are both pinning all of their hopes on a victory on November 6th. The race for the presidency is extremely tight, and obviously the side that loses is going to be extremely disappointed when the election results are finalized. But could this actually lead to violence? Could we actually see rioting in communities all over America? Well, the conditions are certainly ripe for it. A whole host of surveys over the past few years have shown that Americans are very angry and very frustrated right now. In fact, a Pew Research Center poll from late last year found that86 percent of all Americans are either angry or frustrated with the federal government. We have seen this frustration manifest in protest movements such as the Tea Party and Occupy Wall Street, but right now things are fairly calm as liberals and conservatives both look forward to November 6th. Many Republicans started the countdown to the next election literally the day after John McCain lost back in 2008. All of their hopes of getting Obama out of the White House are riding on a Romney victory. For many Democrats, Barack Obama is a “once in a generation” icon. Just the thought of Mitt Romney replacing Obama in the White House is enough to push many of them to the brink of insanity. In recent years we have seen horrible rioting erupt in cities after major sports championship games. How much worse could the rioting potentially be if this bitterly contested election is decided by a very narrow margin – especially if there are allegations that the election is “stolen”?


The election is nearly four weeks away, and many Obama supporters are already threatening to riot if Obama loses. The following are some very disturbing messages that were posted on Twitter recently that have been reposted on Twitchy.com….


“If Romney wins I’m Starting a Riot….Who’s WIT ME”


“I Hope The USA Is Well Aware That If In The Event This Character Romney Wins



The Election, The People Will Start A Country Wide Riot! #Power”


“If Romney is elected president, its gon be a riot its gon be a riot.”


“If ROMNEY GETS IN THE WHITE HOUSE …U MIGHT AS WELL KILL ME NOW …..CAUSE ITS GONNA BE A ************ RIOT !!!”


“If Romney became President and took away welfare Downtown Cincinnati would become a riot”


“If Romney takes away food stamps 2 Chainzz in this bit IMMA START A RIOT”


“If Romney wins. (which i highly doubt) THERE WILL BE A RIOT—”
The following are a few more tweets that I found which threaten a potential riot if Obama loses the election….


From @joecools_world….


“Need 2 come up wit a game plan if Romney win…. Riot all thru Newark”
From @killacate….


“I swear on everything I love if Romney wins ima riot. I don’t even care if its just me.”


Romney supporters are not really threatening to riot, but many of them are proclaiming that they may leave the country if Obama wins. Here are some examples….


From @BrentskiTheBoss….


“If Obama gets reelected I may leave the country”


From @AbbieFickes….


“im sorry but if obama were to win again, i might as well leave the country and live in zimbabwe”


This presidential campaign has been getting increasingly heated, and individuals on both sides have been committing some despicable acts.
For example, in a previous article I mentioned that some Romney campaign signs down in Virgina have been smeared with excrement.
Over in Ohio, a huge pile of manure was dumped right in front of Warren County Democratic headquarters early on Tuesday morning….

Volunteers at the Warren County Democratic headquarters, just north of Cincinnati, were shocked and disappointed by a political prank unloaded on them early Tuesday morning – someone dumped a pile of horse manure in the parking lot of the headquarters building on US 42, just north of Lebanon.

It appears that both sides have resorted to literally slinging crap around.
There is so much hate in America today, and this campaign is bringing a lot of it to the surface. It is even being reported that a bus driver told a 12-year-old boy that he should have been aborted because his family has a Romney campaign sign in their yard….

Belling read a letter from the 12-year-old boy’s mother, detailing the alleged abusive behavior by the bus driver.

Apparently, the Romney-Ryan yard sign bugs the bus driver and she’s been harassing the boy, making rude comments to him related to politics.

When the driver engaged the 12-year-old boy in a political conservation, he responded by saying that Obama is pro-abortion.
The bus driver allegedly said to the child, “Maybe your mom should have chosen abortion for you.”

How sick is that?


You can strongly disagree with someone without being mean and without being hateful.


Right now, the United States is a bubbling cauldron of frustration and anger that could be set off at any moment. This election could potentially be a “trigger point” which could end up unleashing a lot of that anger and frustration.


Already, there have been allegations that the Republicans have been committing voter registration fraud. Democrats are furious about this.
Evidence has also emerged that Democrats have been willing to assist voters in registering to vote in two different states. The following is from a recent article by Mac Slavo….

When undercover reporters visited various locations across the country they received the same response from Obama campaign staffers – that it’s basically okay to vote multiple times if you happen to be registered in two or more states.

In Houston, Texas, for example, the Project Veritas reporter made her intentions known, and rather than being rebuffed for her planned illegal activity, she was provided assistance with obtaining the proper forms to be registered in two states and was told to say “I don’t know” if the double-voting ever became an issue.
Similar situations unfolded at other DNC funded community organizations.

It appears quite probable that whichever side loses this election will accuse the other side of stealing the election.


And if millions of Americans feel that the election has been stolen from them, that will make it much more likely that we will see rioting.


Keep your ears open for phrases such as “voter fraud” and “election fraud” following this election. People are so angry already that even allegations that someone stole the election could be enough to set the streets of America on fire.
As always, let us hope for the best, but let us also prepare for the worst.


http://www.infowars.com/will-the-ele...-over-america/

[Blart]

Whoa, another infowars reader / alex jones fan? No more debating with spdirty, you win bro!

[spdirty]

Originally Posted by Blart

Whoa, another infowars reader / alex jones fan? No more debating with spdirty, you win bro!

Oh no no no no no no no. I'm not an Alex Jones minion, I can't stand listening to his drivel. Believe me, my sister's boyfriend has done his best to try to sell me his bull**** and after 5 minutes of listening with an open mind, I will sit there and think of ways to politely excuse myself from the conversation. There is no arguing with them as they are on a different stratosphere.

I've listened to about half a dozen of his programs about a year and a half ago, and almost every time logic gets in the way of his points.

I just saw the column and found it interesting, especially in relation to this incident.

[SoCalBronco]

That's not good at all. Never a good thing when violence hits the campaign trail.

[L.A. BRONCOS FAN]

Originally Posted by barryr

Not much of use has come from CA in years. Take you for example

You're like a one-man ignorant comment generating machine.

Take the CA economy out of the equation, and the backward-ass welfare queen states like yours would cease to exist.

[L.A. BRONCOS FAN]

Originally Posted by spdirty

Well, there is a history of bad shlt happening to the people of Colorado by inbreds coming from your state.

A "history?"

Didn't realize the Columbine High perps and so many others were from CA.

You're almost as ignorant as your BF barryr.

[barryr]

The interesting thing would be how many people claim voter fraud but at the same time, are against voter ID?

[Arkie]

Originally Posted by Jetmeck

Shot the windows out with people inside.

You guys in COLORADO have a gun or stupid people problem ?

Which is it ?

It's a growing hatred problem in this country. I see examples everywhere from the headline news to your own posts.

[W*GS]

Originally Posted by barryr

The interesting thing would be how many people claim voter fraud but at the same time, are against voter ID?

Photo ID to address voter impersonation fraud is a "solution" looking for a non-problem.

[Irish Stout]

The theater gunman was from CA, but seems to have been certifiably crazy. He would have shot someone sometime somewhere even if he hadn't been in CO. Many of the other shootings around the country are from people being fueled with too much hate. Lonestar would be a good one to keep an eye on in my opinion. Anyone who acts real irritated with life all the time and believes far flung bull poop is a danger to the common man.

[Rohirrim]

This campaign doesn't even come close to "dirtiest" ever.

While we would all like to see a more informed campaign where the issues of the day are front and center, there is little to be gained by hysterically suggesting that either side is conducting the “dirtiest campaign ever.” Negative politics have always been a part of American elections and it is difficult to imagine a time when it will be any different.

If we want better—and we should—it begins by understand that this type of politics is as old as the union. Only by realizing and acknowledging this reality do we stand a chance of convincing our politicians that we aren’t going to buy it any longer and that we expect far better before either candidate can win our vote.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/rickunga...-even-close/2/

[nyuk nyuk]

Originally Posted by barryr

The interesting thing would be how many people claim voter fraud but at the same time, are against voter ID?

What I find most amusing is the last time Obama spoke in Denver, photo ID was required for entry.

[nyuk nyuk]

Originally Posted by Arkie

It's a growing hatred problem in this country. I see examples everywhere from the headline news to your own posts.

The last person that attacked the DNC HQ in Denver was an anarchist, yet of course without a shred of evidence you seem to have conflated this anonymous shooter with a "growing hatred problem" without a shred of evidence. Thus, who are you calling hater?

For all we know, it was some random neighborhood brawl that spilled over or a drunken, hallucinating lout, but unsurprisingly there are among the ranks of the enlightened those who wish to jump to conclusions and lash out at people. Is this not an example of "hatred"? I think it is.

[nyuk nyuk]

Originally Posted by Blart

Whoa, another infowars reader / alex jones fan? No more debating with spdirty, you win bro!

Anyone who takes Jones seriously is a moron. On occasion he makes good points, but most of his show is conspiracy theory garbage on par with the likes of Art Bell.

[L.A. BRONCOS FAN]

Originally Posted by Arkie

It's a growing hatred problem in this country. I see examples everywhere from the headline news to your own posts.

Do you see it here as well?

[L.A. BRONCOS FAN]

Originally Posted by nyuk nyuk

What I find most amusing is the last time Obama spoke in Denver, photo ID was required for entry.

This from a hypocrite whose hero Dumbya demanded loyalty oaths to the GOP as a requirement for attending his speeches.

You really don't get the "glass houses" thing at all, do you?

[nyuk nyuk]

Originally Posted by L.A. BRONCOS FAN

Do you see it here as well?

One guy has a shirt, therefore the whole of the Romney support base agrees, right?

Yes, that is exactly what you mean.

[nyuk nyuk]

Originally Posted by L.A. BRONCOS FAN

This from a hypocrite whose hero Dumbya demanded loyalty oaths to the GOP as a requirement for attending his speeches.

You really don't get the "glass houses" thing at all, do you?

Except I've stated more than once (at least once to you directly) that I hate GW Bush's guts.

But hey if all you can do as a response is to construct a strawman and beat the crap out of it, then you'll do so. Don't strain a muscle, brah.

[L.A. BRONCOS FAN]

Originally Posted by nyuk nyuk

One guy has a shirt, therefore the whole of the Romney support base agrees, right?

Yes, that is exactly what you mean.

That's not what I asked, but I never expected a direct answer from you.