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juicydays

V-I-C-T-O-R-Y!!!!

Nov 05, 2008 02:20

HEY GUYS!

What can I say!? I'm sure a lot of you saw it on TV! Grant Park was AMAZING! Such a LOVE FEST! I seriously have never seen so much love and support! We were all screaming, crying, cheering, it was amazing! I got so many random hugs from people!

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misatojaganshi November 5 2008, 15:36:59 UTC

omg @ the bullet proof glass! they never panned out far enough to see it on tv!
i was thinking of you every time they showed the crowd. also OPRAH was there lmao

juicydays November 5 2008, 20:18:30 UTC

YEAH it looked so obvious and obnoxious from our angle haha! I was like What the hell is that thing in front of him??

When Oprah showed up on our screen everyone screamed OPRAAHH ahaha Dude Rev. Jesse Jackson was there too and his face was soaked with tears, everyone was like "Wooooowwww."

God the crowd was so HUGE. But the amazing thing was out of 150k people that showed up, not ONE violent incident was reported. People were just showing so much love!

My favorite part of the rally was after the pledge of allegience, where in front of me stood a tattooed caucasian man and a african american man. The african american man patted his hand firmly on the other guy's shoulder, and they both ended up hugging. LOL it brought tears to my eyes, I thought it was just soo symbolic. >__< All the unity and love!!

misatojaganshi November 5 2008, 20:24:10 UTC

Aw!
I thought it was so funny how Oprah was stuck behind that one guy and I was like he should trade spots so she can see better lmaolmaolmao.

The young racial unity that happened in my city was great also. The media wanted to push some race narrative but for people of our generation that kind of stuff doesn't affect us as much. We're exposed to different cultures all the time, be it through movies, food or music and in our neighborhoods and the people we date/mate ahah.

juicydays November 5 2008, 20:25:17 UTC

Yeah! People thought there was going to be so much racial TENSION but there really wasn't. I love how women voters really changed everything in this election too.

misatojaganshi November 5 2008, 20:28:07 UTC

yea man! go women!!! we didn't waste the suffragette's sacrifices! i read that about 130 million people voted, about 64% of the population. About 54% of women voted for Obama :D
Also I love how college educated people shat on the fucking GOP and their elitist hate! like i'm sorry this country wants people to be educated and intelligent and we want that kind of leader! we tried the dumbass hick folksy bullshit kind and that didn't work out D:

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