Twitter leads to riot in L.A.

We in the US have a major problem when we have so much going on in and around this country, and really the world to riot over this.

Police estimated about 2,000 people were inside the theater to catch the premiere of a documentary about the Electric Daisy Carnival rave. An unknown number of people were pushed out into the streets, joining a growing crowd that may have been drawn to the event from a Twitter message by a popular DJ known as Kaskade who said there'd be an accompanying block party.

People set themselves on fire outside courthouses we say what a shame, on the other hand give us an injustice of not letting us watch the premiere of a documentry about raves and we go ballistic. Is this the TPTB s way of testing the waters. Seeing what it takes to actually get us rilled up? Twitter has been proven to be one of the most reliable ways so far to organize the protests, how many have annon tried to start to no avail?

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Twitter provided a means to communicate. Twitter did not "cause" a riot.

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Sorry ur right fixed

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Well, anonymous urged people to boycott paypal and therefore eBay. So far it has resulted in 35,000 people closing their paypal accounts and a 3% drop in eBay's stock shares. Apparently this translates as a $1 billion dollar loss for eBay

EBay stock value plunges over $1 billion amid ‘Anonymous’ boycott

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Police then ordered the crowd to exit the area, but many refused. They started fighting, throwing bottles and set fire to a cop car, KTLA reported.

Not exactly sure how you would associate people angry for not being able to watch a documentary......to people setting themselves on fire....to anon protest....


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