Do you wish we had opebo's insight on the Ferguson, MO situation?

[Mopsus]

Towards the end of his tenure, I noticed a definite tendency to rotate between three or four stock posts, ever so slightly modified to meet the particularities of the thread at hand (his posts on the political situation in Thailand notwithstanding). The only thing that kept him readable was his skill at the English language. 

[they don't love you like i love you]

Uh hardly: https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=185612.0

[Mopsus]

The post where he attacks the voraciousness of capitalism is certainly in his late unoriginal mold. Granted, his post in reply to Nathan was a good one, but none of the others were particularly insightful. They weren't repetitive either, but then again we do have plenty of posters who manage to be bad or unremarkable without being repetitive per se.

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

Uh hardly: https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=185612.0

Damn man. 

[Starbucks Union Thug HokeyPuck]

Ugh... how predictable and uninteresting was the Ferguson thread?  Liberals outraged, a token ignorant GOPer, and a token racist GOPer.  Nobody giving any real insight to a St. Louis metro that this forum is so ignorant about that we can't even decide if it's Southern or Midwestern.  That one NEEDS opebo. 

RIP, FF.  : (  Maybe a resident forumite with his email could contact the man himself.  Surely this is world news now. 

[King]

He would call the fires a good show. Hope they burn the whole Bad Place town to the ground.

[Brittain33]

I reflexively vote no on opebo polls but given the commentary this issue has attracted, I honestly think an opebo hijacking about "the bad place" would be an upgrade.

[Vosem]

Of course we all miss opebo. We're coming up on a year without him.

[Starbucks Union Thug HokeyPuck]

I reflexively vote no on opebo polls but given the commentary this issue has attracted, I honestly think an opebo hijacking about "the bad place" would be an upgrade.

Not just The Bad Place, but he always had great insight on the awfulness of the white, and especially the white with power (cops in this case).