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Meet the Americans ‘standing by’ for possible election violence
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Some Americans worried about possible violence after the U.S. presidential election are forming community watch groups, others are working on conflict de-escalation and still others are purchasing guns, according to two dozen voters, online groups and data surveyed by Reuters.
A common fear is that the Nov. 3 contest between President Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden remains undecided, leading to protests that could escalate into civil unrest, or even sectarian conflict. |
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PHORTO
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Rule of thumb:
Anytime you see "Organize [blank]" or "Community Organizer," the tip-off word being "organize," you know you are looking at a mischief-making, anti-
American progressive/socialist/communist group.
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