Think this says it all
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Re: Think this says it all
Has this been verified to be authentic?brokedown48 wrote:
Edit: It appears this picture has been circulating since June 2010.
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Re: Think this says it all
They are a small segment of society that wants the same exact thing and they think they are owed as well.
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Re: Think this says it all
Yep. I found that June 2010 post; a few of 'em, in fact. And dozens and dozens of other sites over the past six years.mojo84 wrote:Edit: It appears this picture has been circulating since June 2010.
The Los Angeles Indymedia site purported to debunk it as a Photoshopped image in May, 2010: http://la.indymedia.org/news/2010/05/238827.php.
Snopes considers it to be of "undetermined" status because "we have found no other different version of this image that could conceivably be the unaltered original." http://www.snopes.com/photos/politics/azprotest.asp
Dunno; but if I had to guess, I'd say it's a fake.Snopes, on the photo's origin, wrote: The above-displayed image, was purportedly taken at a May Day Immigation [sic] Rally in Phoenix, Arizona, on 1 May 2010 (in response to that state's passage of a controversial immigration law). It seemingly shows one participant holding a sign which threatens the "shooting of more Arizona police" (a reference to an incident on 30 April 2010 in which Pinal County Sheriff's Deputy Louie Puroll was wounded in a shooting by suspected illegal immigrants) if the protesters are not afforded free health care, no-tax jobs, housing, and food.
Clearly this photograph was not taken at a protest in Phoenix, but rather during a similar demonstration in Los Angeles (as indicated by the presence of the Los Angeles Times complex in the background) likely held on the same day.
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Agreed. I usually assume that when I see something portraying the other side a little too "perfectly" aligned with my perceptions, it is probably fake. I would bet that it is either fake, or a planted counter protest.Skiprr wrote: Dunno; but if I had to guess, I'd say it's a fake.
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Re: Think this says it all
I can tell you at a minimum the bottom part of that sign is photoshopped and while some of the top look original, it appears parts of it are fake as well. Poor job on the photoshop as well.