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To: boss man
For the uninitiated, GITBUCK is the systemic and deliberate chaotic breakdown of social norms and behavior primarily exercised by minorities. It is a derivative of the "by any means necessary" mantra of the pepetuators of "social justice". Their attitude is that is is okay to break laws to illustrate the bigger point. Today, these young punks take the concept to whole new levels - gang beatings, bum rush attacks, violent intimidation, etc.

We saw it during the Rodney King riots too.

Pulling people out of vehicles and attacking them with bricks. A hispanic man was beaten, and on camera had his pants pulled down and his genitals spray painted black.

When social order breaks down, "do as thou will" becomes the law of the land and it is a very Satanic philosophy.

87 posted on 12/28/2010 2:11:41 PM PST by a fool in paradise (The biggest waste of brainpower is to want to change something that's not changeable. -Albert Brooks)
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To: a fool in paradise

>>We saw it during the Rodney King riots too.

That same sort of thing happened during the Cincinnati Riots of April, 2001, on a smaller scale. It got almost no national coverage, but was well-covered here at Free Republic. There are some links on my FR links page to the threads about those events, but older threads no longer display and return an error message.

Of course, the Cincy Riots of Spring 2001 were completely overshadowed by events of that Fall, and were largely forgotten by the few who even heard about them nationally (though I’m sure the locals remember it well). Nevertheless, the societal problems and fault lines still remained.


138 posted on 12/28/2010 3:40:19 PM PST by FreedomPoster (Islam delenda est.)
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