The celebratory actions of Obama supporters last night reminds me of what happened when O.J. was acquitted of lopping off the heads of two innocent individuals.
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Like the celebrations when Pres Bush won. I would like to know where all this celebrating was. I didn't see it on my way home last night.quote:Originally posted by jmbo35660:
The celebratory actions of Obama supporters last night reminds me of what happened when O.J. was acquitted of lopping off the heads of two innocent individuals.
quote:Originally posted by flotown79:Like the celebrations when Pres Bush won. I would like to know where all this celebrating was. I didn't see it on my way home last night.quote:Originally posted by jmbo35660:
The celebratory actions of Obama supporters last night reminds me of what happened when O.J. was acquitted of lopping off the heads of two innocent individuals.
quote:Originally posted by Phoenix Rising:
Two years in when unemployment is 12% and his promises don't come to fruition I hope people still have the energy to dance. I have a feeling he will be viewed as just be a politician then and not a messiah.
Who is Bathtub Boy going to have to rant about in a few months?
quote:It's sad that we have people hoping that is the case, just so they can say I told you so.
quote:Originally posted by Netracer41:
I hope we are celebrating today. We had a free and fair election. The people of the nation chose our next leader peacefully. How cool are we? Now that the vote is over we must remember that we are all on the same side, we mostly want the same things for our family that our neighbors want for theirs. We want peace, security, and the opportunity to be reasonably succesful. Let us all support our new president, if he fails, we all suffer.
quote:Originally posted by MarianLibrarian:
R&R, I had to run to the Inglewood Kroger last night at about 10. I figured it would be a while before the winner would be declared, but as I was getting out of my car, I heard cheers go up from several of the houses on either side of Kroger and across Gallatin as they called the election for Obama. But you're right, there was none of the shooting guns into the air or booty shaking to rap music that Jimbo seems to have expected.
Well people on this forum are from all over the US. Why is no one reporting the mayhem? There was none. Accept the fact that you were wrong. Of course people would celebrate but it was done in a mostly organized fashion. Out of the over 63 mil people that voted for Sen Obama, how many were so out of control that arrest needed to be made? Sorry, your wrong.quote:Originally posted by jmbo35660:
No flotown, you're wrong! The title of my thread is dancing in the streets. The link proves my point. The media won't tell us eveything because of their lovefest with Barack.
quote:Originally posted by DEENALYNNE:
I don't know why anyone would celebrate this tragedy! I was almost in tears, afraid for the future of my children. This man is inexperienced and un American. I am sick to my stomach to think about him being in control. Oh well, someone will probably take him out so we probably won't have 4 years of him anyway. Probably will deal with Biden.
quote:Originally posted by filterz:quote:Originally posted by DEENALYNNE:
I don't know why anyone would celebrate this tragedy! I was almost in tears, afraid for the future of my children. This man is inexperienced and un American. I am sick to my stomach to think about him being in control. Oh well, someone will probably take him out so we probably won't have 4 years of him anyway. Probably will deal with Biden.
You too are an embarrassment to the human race.
quote:You call that mayhem. Crowds are worse at a UNA game?