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Old 12.14.2010, 02:02 PM   #310
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Originally Posted by demonrail666
It's not just happening in England, either. Riots have broken out in Italy following Berlusconi's narrow victory in a vote of no confidence. Interesting times.

 
 


http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010...nfidence-votes

i was just reading that! what's intersting about this to me (i like to notice things like this) is that riots and revolts and such usually happen in the spring or summer-- for this to happen in the middle of winter is either a sign of global warming or that people are seriously pissed off.

i hope it's the second.

i am tired of working people getting financially raped while billionaires live it up. look at our great "tax deal" here in 'merica. republicans fought a child nutrition bill that would increase the cost of school meals by 6 cents per child while at the same time refusing to stop giving free money to the rich.

i'm jealous of england and italy, at the moment. americans are so fucking brainwashed it's terrifying.
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