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well, they're looking for the 'riot.' And it was kind of hard to find, as it was as un-riotesque as could possibly be. If you watch the video, you can see how about 400 students descended onto campus grounds. Yes, there was a reaction to the Presidential Election announcment, that much is clear. And I'm sure everyone has heard about the 'riot' at the University of Mississippi when the election was called. There are students on campus who are talking about this, who are in support of secession, but they are pretty much the uninformed individual who thinks it's an easy funny option. sure, move to Australia with a tax-paid social welfare system, universal healthcare, a ban on guns, a Prime Minister who is an athiest single woman, and whose citizens support Obama nearly 20 to 1. And, if they don't secede, apparently they want to move to Australia. Who knows what kind of government they would come up with if they managed to secede. In fact there is a general feeling of discontent, to put it mildly, in many States in America and there is even talk of secession - really? Do you not recall the American Civil War in the 1860s? My stance on this, which is shared by most of my friends, is that the whole thing is ridiculous.

I knew Mississippi was going to be angry if Obama was elected, and wow was there a reaction.

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Now that it's been a full week since the election, I feel it is an appropriate time where I can comment on the situation. The majority of Americans made the right choice and are clearly sensible people. You were doing so well guys! Oh, I'm definitely glad Obama won.