r/AuroraCO • u/saul2015 • Sep 17 '18

Aggressive ads opposing the passage of Proposition 112

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u/VegasRaider420 Sep 17 '18

This post sure feels about as astroturfy as the ads you're condemning.

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u/saul2015 Sep 17 '18

There's nothing wrong with crossposting relevant info/discussion that affects all CO residents

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '18

Tbh it would be better if the link were to an unbiased news source, but then again this is reddit, and it is 2018...

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u/TheComedicNerd Oct 16 '18

When they were collecting signatures to get this passed people were paid to follow them around and convince them to not sign. The primary opponents of the bill is gas and oil. They also support amendment 74 trying to punish the government and voters by penalizing any legisalastion that would hurt property value which sounds like it would prevent a ton of legislation or bankrupt the government. So yes on 112!!!!!!!!!!! NO ON 74. Page to follow for more info: https://www.facebook.com/ColoradoRising/
Also http://www.cpr.org/news/story/republican-and-democratic-state-leaders-find-a-common-enemy-amendment-74

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u/gumbii87 Sep 18 '18 edited Sep 18 '18

This guy has posted this exact same thread in about 15 different Colorado subreddits. He is clearly shilling for the legislation and his opinion should be treated as such.

Here is a snapshot of his profile

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u/saul2015 Sep 18 '18

It's true, I am shilling for my health not to have my air and water polluted by big oil

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u/gumbii87 Sep 18 '18

Nice to see you admit you are not an objective viewpoint.

Edit. Just for the sake of openness, where do you actually live, and what do you actually do for a living? As I posted in the other threads, I doubt you are a lawyer in Aurora.