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10. October 2012, 06:31:54
Papa Zoom 

October 09, 2012


Obama Supporters Becoming More Unhinged As Romney Popularity Surges


Obama supporters have taken to Twitter to boast about "civil unrest" in light of new polls showing Romney with a commanding lead. Among their most proud moments:



  • Tweetdowns* (verbal beatdowns aimed at dissenting voices, usually reserved for celebrities who tweet support for Romney)

  • Threatening riots if Romney wins

  • TWAT-ing* conservative users (A variant of SWAT-ing
    - Faking retweets to make it appear the original tweeter made a death
    threat against the President and then sending retweet to @SecretService)

  • Poo Attacks


Unhinged, violent, immature, and disgusting. All rolled up into Obama supporters.


10. October 2012, 07:34:12
Iamon lyme 
Subject: Re:
Artful Dodger: [ Unhinged, violent, immature, and disgusting. All rolled up into Obama supporters. ]

This has been true in my state for a long time. It's just as liberal as the state you live in, so you know what I'm talking about. In the city where I live, anyone with a bumper sticker or yard sign showing support for a Republican candidate can expect to have his privacy or property rights violated. I'm not kidding or complaining, it's just a fact of life. And the fact is you don't have to live on the wrong side of town to be a target.

I've never put up a yard sign or put a bumper sticker on my car, and for good reason. I knew someone whose car windows were broken out. It was the only car hit by vandalism on a street full of parked cars, and the only car with a bumper sticker in favor of a Republican candidate. I happened the same year Gore was running against Bush. I also don't get into political debates with anyone who knows where I live, I just explain to them why in this country we support the idea of a secret ballot. Most of the time they don't know what I mean, or why there should be any reason for a secret ballot. They would if they were Republicans.

10. October 2012, 07:45:48
Papa Zoom 
Subject: Re:
Iamon lyme:what you do is get a bunch of Romney bumper stickers. Then put them on your neighbors cars etc., and watch the fun. 

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