Post #1457 by Dope1 on the US Policy board

If you have a moment right now, copy the url of a post you find interesting and email it (or tweet it, or message it) to your friends ever so often. This is the best way to make these boards increasingly active over time. (As for the culture, that has has proven that it is here to stay).

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That's how I see the messaging that comes from the right.

Do you have an example? I gave you several.

How in the world do you come up with this? I live in Manhattan, where the streets are typically imbued with a sense of energy generated by a diverse array of people who are focused, animated, enjoying themselves.

I live in Seattle, where people have their heads down in their phones all day and the Seattle Freeze is a thing.

You folks on this board seem to think that if you don't like what a link is that you can just say that and handwave away whatever you want.

Doesn't work.
The bank shooter specifically wrote that he wanted to go on his rampage to prove a political point about guns. It doesn't matter what media outlet ends up reporting it: the facts are the facts.

Your rhetoric is creating monsters.

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