[Unknown Target]

http://twitter.com/usdor/status/52126154177515521

Here we go....

[Flipside]

It's funny because I was reading some of the comments about the British on Fox News regarding the demonstrations in London, and whilst smirking at the apparent lack of knowledge of the situation in the UK, or the assumptions that everyone who was demonstrating was 'living off the state' we are apparently 'a bunch of spoiled, backward liberals who throw tantrums when they don't get their own way'....

[Herra Tohtori]

....Day of Rage?

 

FFFUUUUUUUUUU-

[Mars]

I can't wait for Anonymous to get their little troll claws on this.

[Nuclear1]

DAY OF FFFFFUUUUU

[Polpolion]

Like this?

[redsniper]

What is this? This sounds dumb. Raging usually doesn't accomplish much; we need to approach our problems rationally and with cool heads.

[achtung]

[Nuclear1]

Hey hey guys guys

The demonstrations and uprisings in the region have been called the Arab Uprising,[15][16][17][18][19][20] however, some of the countries affected are not part of the Arab world. The protests began on 18 December 2010 in Tunisia, following Mohamed Bouazizi's self-immolation in protest at police corruption and ill-treatment.[21][22] Due to similar hardships in the region and ultimately successful protests in Tunisia, a chain of unrest was started which was followed by protests in Algeria, Jordan, Egypt, and Yemen,[23] and to a lesser degree in other, mostly Arab, states. In many cases the climactic days have been termed[24] "day of rage" or some variation thereof.

frame of reference ftw

[achtung]

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Just thought I'd point that out.

This will not happen, we Americans are fat and happy. The Days of Rage in the Middle East/Africa are thanks to living conditions well below our own.

[sigtau]

ahahahahahaha

I'm perfectly content with our political system.  The people in it, however, I am not.

Americans have the power to change this, though, because of the system.  It all depends on how stupid we are.  If our government ****s up in some way, it's our own fault for putting them there.

Day of Rage lololol

[Unknown Target]

Hey hey guys guys

The demonstrations and uprisings in the region have been called the Arab Uprising,[15][16][17][18][19][20] however, some of the countries affected are not part of the Arab world. The protests began on 18 December 2010 in Tunisia, following Mohamed Bouazizi's self-immolation in protest at police corruption and ill-treatment.[21][22] Due to similar hardships in the region and ultimately successful protests in Tunisia, a chain of unrest was started which was followed by protests in Algeria, Jordan, Egypt, and Yemen,[23] and to a lesser degree in other, mostly Arab, states. In many cases the climactic days have been termed[24] "day of rage" or some variation thereof.

frame of reference ftw

Thanks for stating what I didn't. The protests in China and Russia that were cracked down on were also following calls for a "Day of Rage".

As I posted on Twitter;

#USDOR I prefer discussion rather than rage... but I also powerfully disagree with how aviation is treated in the United States.

#USDOR I prefer discussion rather than rage... I disagree strongly with the US educational system, especially universities.

[NeoKnight]

Rage < Reason

Usually

[Kosh]

Wonder if this is going to turn into the nonstarter the Saudi day of rage turned out to be.

[Nuke]

can haz molotov cocktail?

It's funny because I was reading some of the comments about the British on Fox News regarding the demonstrations in London, and whilst smirking at the apparent lack of knowledge of the situation in the UK, or the assumptions that everyone who was demonstrating was 'living off the state' we are apparently 'a bunch of spoiled, backward liberals who throw tantrums when they don't get their own way'....

people who live off the government are too lazy to go out and protest, i should know, im one of them.