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Peace Patriot Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Jan-10-08 09:30 AM
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3. "Get over it" is not an answer to this handcount vs. e-vote discrepancy, nor
to the polls vs. official 'count' (80% of it e-vote) discrepancy, nor to the presence in our voting system, throughout the nation, of 'TRADE SECRET,' PROPRIETARY programming code, owned and controlled by rightwing Bushite corporations, and which no one--not even our secretaries of state--is permitted to review.

"There's plenty of other primaries." Yup, and they're all going to be like this, as is the general election: INHERENTLY fraudulent, due to 'TRADE SECRET' vote counting, and full of anomalies, weird totals and red flags, that will, inevitably (that's what 'TRADE SECRET' vote counting is FOR) favor war and corporate rule.

People who say, "Get over it," and "Move along, nothing to see here," are advising stupidity, blindness, ignorance, lack of citizen involvement and the end of American democracy.

Bad advice.

Don't get over it...until they COUNT EVERY VOTE IN PUBLIC VIEW.
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