"It can't happen here" is happening here and now.

Not arguing the insecure part there, but the mindlessness is split thick on both sides of the political spectrum, as both political extremes have sissies who promote bullying-
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I live about seventy or so miles north of Philadelphia, and had I lived there in 2008 and went to go vote and was harassed by a Black Panther thug who called me the C word, he would have gotten his teeth knocked out, and me going to jail afterwards would probably have been worth it. Some of us wouldn't bother to allow ourselves to get intimidated by those who are insecure, and we wouldn't bother to complain either.

On a side note, I'd be curious to know how many on here would be... "intimidated" by my current avatar, which was a popular video game character back in the day. It's all about the looks, right? Human beings these days are so visually oriented and quick to freak out over images of certain things. What things look like and appear to be, and what they are in reality could be two very different things though.

Let's see how long I could go before someone on here really takes notice to my avatar and in the process accuses me of intimidating the members in this group? If that eventually happens, just remember ya heard it from me first, lol.

Only if your right and white, if these "poll watchers" were black or muslim, these same judges would find a way to stop them.

@Buttercup They are the only ones doing it.

@Buttercup some like to complain about "liberal" California's more strict gun laws - the majority of which were put in place by Ronald Reagan, with the support of the NRA, to stop the Black Panthers from arming themselves and then following cops around their neighborhood in order to protect their neighbors from the cops.