The chaos he incited at that event is of the kind you don't see at rock concerts nowadays.
Dozens of MilkyWay wrappers littered a table covered with glue guns, duct tape, jars with 22,000 beads and an orphaned peanut butter-and-jelly sandwich, whose origin incited at least five minutes of curious conversation (it was not part of an outfit).
Photographing the display should not be attempted, as the flash from a camera is known to have incited at least one attack.
What's worse, the hostile crowds and the violence he incites at his rallies are exacerbating these clashes and deepening the already intense divisions in our nation.
Scare tactics and over-the-top drug PSAs (U.S. Navy's "Zombie Bath Salts," anyone?) geared at teens and 20-somethings incite apathy at best and mockery at worst.
Earlier in the day Tuesday, a Trump adviser, Anthony Scaramucci, tweeted that it is 'not yet clear who the #JCC offenders are' and linking to a story from October 2016 at Breitbart alleging a Democratic 'effort to incite violence at Trump rallies.'" [BuzzFeed].
(That's why the slightest changes in character incite panic at a nearly scriptural level).
"Her means of expression don't incite desire at all...," he said.
While Ms Suu Kyi is free, many of her supporters are worried about her safety, saying that hundreds of thugs have been hired by the government to incite violence at her rallies.
PLAYLIST Many of the karaoke selections are in Russian, and Anglicized tunes rarely diverged from Pitbull's "Give Me Everything" or other anthems used to incite crowds at wet T-shirt contests.
Notorious for their black-clad belligerence, Burnel, a karate black belt who once engaged The Clash and The Sex Pistols in a street brawl, would incite riots at gigs by striking audience members with the head of his bass.
