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Voter fraud - American election vastly corrupted II

POSTED BY: rue
UPDATED: Wednesday, June 7, 2006 16:47
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Tuesday, June 6, 2006 9:36 PM

Maybe Hero is speaking from a more...er... personal perspective.

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Tuesday, June 6, 2006 10:56 PM

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Originally posted by SimonWho:
I'm actually mildly curious Hero: do you favour electoral reforms or are you happy with the current system?


Depends on the reform. I think a person should be required to present a valid drivers license or state ID card to vote or to register to vote.

It should be a felony to use false ID to vote.

They should make the election in October so the weather is better and have them on Saturday so the poor working class don't have to miss work. And you should be elidgable to vote in any voting site in your county, and multiple voting should be a felony. They should use a digital camera to take the pictures of all persons voting so if they vote multiple times in other locations they can just head right on over to jail when they are done.

There are some reforms that are good, like more efficient machines. And some that are bad, like the NAACP's Ohio Crack for Votes campaign in 2006 or the Democratic Party's Illegal aliens can vote out in California this year.

As for the dead, and nobody votes the dead like the Democrats, but they want to tax the dead as well, so it makes sense, I say ok, but only dead citizens, dead illegals only right is to remain silent.

H

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RUE
Wednesday, June 7, 2006 12:22 AM

Zero,

Dude, you're really messed up. Can you tell me what year it is?


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Wednesday, June 7, 2006 12:38 AM

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Zero, Dude, you're really messed up. Can you tell me what year it is?
It's 1984.

It should be a felony to shred or set aside voter registrations, or to tamper with the vote, or to prevent a person from voting.

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RUE
Wednesday, June 7, 2006 12:45 AM

It should be a felony to gerrymander.


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RUE
Wednesday, June 7, 2006 12:54 AM

"There are some reforms that are good, like more efficient machines."

And yet Diebold, based in Canton Ohio and maker of millions of ATMs worldwide printing billions of receipts every day, just couldn't find a way to print duplicate voting receipts. One hard copy to scroll into the machine as the OFFICIAL voting record for recounts, and the other for the voter to make sure the OFFICIAL record matched their e-voting.

Just couldn't figure out how to do it.


Why is that?

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Wednesday, June 7, 2006 2:51 AM

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Originally posted by SignyM:
or to prevent a person from voting.


Why? Not all persons should be voting. Some persons are not citizens, some citizens are not competent (age, mental infirmaty, felons, etc.) Some otherwise competent citizens can't be allowed to vote because they already voted or perhaps because they showed up on Wednesday or don't live in the community. There are a number of legitimate reasons why not all persons should be allowed to vote.

H

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Wednesday, June 7, 2006 3:27 AM

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Not all persons should be voting. Some persons are not citizens, some citizens are not competent (age, mental infirmaty, felons, etc.) Some otherwise competent citizens can't be allowed to vote because they already voted or perhaps because they showed up on Wednesday or don't live in the community. There are a number of legitimate reasons why not all persons should be allowed to vote.
Ok- "or to prevent a person from registering who is eligible to register, or to prevent a person from voting who is registered and who has not already voted."

Good enough for you?

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Wednesday, June 7, 2006 4:47 PM

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Originally posted by SignyM:
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Not all persons should be voting. Some persons are not citizens, some citizens are not competent (age, mental infirmaty, felons, etc.) Some otherwise competent citizens can't be allowed to vote because they already voted or perhaps because they showed up on Wednesday or don't live in the community. There are a number of legitimate reasons why not all persons should be allowed to vote.
Ok- "or to prevent a person from registering who is eligible to register, or to prevent a person from voting who is registered and who has not already voted."

Good enough for you?

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Probably because the right has a long history of deciding who deserves to vote. They'll just change who's allowed to vote to only those who will vote for them.



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