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Originally posted by James the Lesser
Wait TC, it's ok for republicans to knowingly steal an election because they thought the dems were doing it? So according to you I can go and kill everyone on the planet because I thought they might could possibly maybe be planning to kill me? Wha??? That doesn't make sense.
Originally posted by centurion1211
No, what is wrong is for democrats to accuse Republicans of doing something (stealing elections) that democrats have been caught doing themselves many times over the years (see earlier in this thread for just a few examples). In a word, it's called hypocrisy. democrats, of course, simply call it "standard operating procedure".
[edit on 7/28/2005 by centurion1211]
Originally posted by centurion1211
Originally posted by James the Lesser
Wait TC, it's ok for republicans to knowingly steal an election because they thought the dems were doing it?
No, what is wrong is for democrats to accuse Republicans of doing something (stealing elections) that democrats have been caught doing themselves many times over the years .
Originally posted by Bout Time
There was unequal placement of voting machines.
There was restriction of media from covering the election and
conducting exit polls.
Numerous statistical anomalies all deducted votes from Kerry.
In Cuyahoga and Franklin Counties, “the arrows on the absentee ballots were not properly aligned with their respective punch holes, so that countless votes were miscast.”
In Mahoning County 25 electronic machines changed Kerry votes to Bush.
We know that professionally conceived samples simply do not yield results which vary six, eight, ten points from eventual data returns, thaty's why there are identifiable margins for error. We know that margins for error are valid, and that results have fallen within the error range for every Presidential election for the past fifty years prior to last fall. NEVER have exit polls varied by beyond-error margins in a single state, not since 1948 when this kind of polling began. In this past election it happened in ten states, all of them swing states, all of them in Bush's favor. Coincidence? Of course not.
Originally posted by billybob
i was speaking metaphorically(with admitted powerful venom). my venom is directed at those who have STOLEN AMERICA. i won't 'get over it' until these uber criminals are all dead or in jail, and a vote actually counts for something other than pomp and circumstance.
Originally posted by Ponderosa
So if either of these two parties can't be trusted, then why does everyone continue to vote for them? Choosing the lesser of two evils (if one is lesser than the other) isn't much of a choice. People have got to stop letting these two parties dictate how their country runs, because for however opposed to each other as they are, they do the same damn things.
You shouldn't have to 'get over it', you should change it. No matter where you stand both parties are unilaterally screwing the people over. Each side gets you to hate the other so you won't see the faults of their own. It's not about which side is doing what, its that the people aren't getting what they deserve from either and that needs to change.