How many of you assholes are voting on Nov 3?
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I don't want a fucking Democrat voting with me now...
Vote November 3rd for "nothing" like 9/105ths of you won't, and go fuck yourselves...
Nevermind
We'llpretend we spoke meaninguful shit come NOvember 7th or so
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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Selena is only for good mid-term voters....
My worst case scenario isn't whatever anyone else loves...
obeyingis fun....
love it or leave it
Do Right, Be Right. :)
#E$DK
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Did you really mean to post the same video three times? two times would have been enough.
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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Selena is only for good mid-term voters....
My worst case scenario isn't whatever anyone else loves...
obeyingis fun....
love it or leave it
Do Right, Be Right. :)
#E$DK
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly
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In this story, two voters will determine the fate of $500,000,000 in bonds. Be sure to vote, even if your vote isn't as significant.
In area elections, a handful of voters decide $1 billion in bonds
'Rent-a-voter' districts chided while supporters point to progress
By Cindy Horswell
Updated: November 1, 2015 8:36pm
www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/In-area-MU
D-elections-handful-of-voters-decide-6604289.php
A few months ago, a cabinet maker and his wife were recruited to move into a manufactured home parked on a dirt road that was plowed into the woods on the west side of Conroe in Montgomery County.
Daniel and Deborah Spiecher are now the only residents of a newly created municipal utility district, or MUD, carved from 82 acres of land there. They are also the only ones eligible to vote Tuesday on $500 million in proposed bonds to develop that tract.
In fact, they are among just seven voters who will decide the fate this week of $1.07 billion in bonds for roads, water, sewer and recreational facilities in three such districts that were recently formed in this fast-growing county north of Houston. The debt will be repaid with taxes imposed on future residents and businesses. While some believe the MUDs provide a means to bring about high-end development in an orderly way, critics say they are out of control, with developers manipulating the democratic process to essentially take on the roles of cities and borrow hundreds of millions of dollars to make public improvements.
Montgomery County resident Adrian Heath decries the lack of transparency and citizen input into what critics call "rent-a-voter" MUD elections. Heath notes that the billion-dollar MUD proposals make the contentious, countywide election over a $280 million road bond package look like "kid stuff."
Yet an attorney representing one of the developers for the three MUDs refers to these initial seven voters as "urban pioneers."
"They move onto the land and help establish new communities, paving the way for the future homeowners," said Angela Lutz, the attorney for Stoecker Corp., which plans to develop land covered by a separate MUD on Conroe's west side and also north of The Woodlands. She stressed these elections are completely legal, as well as being "typical and ordinary" and the way MUDs have operated for decades.
Wave of MUDs
Explosive growth has caused a surge in the number of MUDs that have been created this year not only in Montgomery but also in Fort Bend County. These two counties account for the formation of 15 new MUDs apiece, state records show. The remaining six counties in the Houston region have seen fewer or no new MUDs: Harris County with 11 such new districts, Waller with 4; Brazoria with 1 while Galveston, Liberty and Chambers have seen none.
In Montgomery County, three of the new districts holding elections Tuesday include: MUD 148, encompassing the 82 acres where the Spiechers live; MUD 142, which covers 92 acres on Conroe's west side being developed by Stoecker; and Conroe's Municipal Management District No. 1, which is spread over 2,000 acres that was once a Boy Scout camp on Conroe's south side.
On Adrian Heath's website, www.countycitizen.com - he questions the propriety of such elections. He posts a copy of the city permit issued for the trailer where the Spiechers now call home, showing it was issued in August and labeled a "temporary voting trailer."
Daniel Spiecher, who is originally from Lufkin, said he was enticed into signing a nine-month lease for the trailer by Stingray Services Inc. because the rent was cheap, only $150 a month. "It's better than an apartment," he said.
Stingray Services did not return phone calls from the Chronicle. However, on its website, the company says that it specializes in "turn-key voter trailer" election services and has completed nearly 100 such trailer installations and elections in the past decade.
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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Go find some other dipshit dumbass podunk idiot. :)
I like that you are at least honest enough to admit that you're a dipshit dumbass podunk idiot.
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