Fresh_Start
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Wed Aug-10-11 12:12 AM
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penalties for election fraud by officials are not severe enough |
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the crime of depriving American's of their rightful vote should be equivalent to treason.
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aquart
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Wed Aug-10-11 12:15 AM
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Equivalent? No. It is treason. |
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If we find out what her successful little trick is, 23 hours of solitary a day.
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Wed Aug-10-11 12:15 AM
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1. Agreed. Life in prison for anyone connected to the fraud. |
Rex
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Wed Aug-10-11 12:15 AM
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2. I agree, sad that they are not as serious. |
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Wed Aug-10-11 12:16 AM
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3. It IS treason, and should be prosecuted and penalized as such. |
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No excuses.
But it appears officials are above the law. The law is only for us "little" people, to subdue and subject to the will of the monied and connected.
How is that democracy in any form?
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Wed Aug-10-11 12:20 AM
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4. Damn straight. - K&R n/t |
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Wed Aug-10-11 12:48 AM
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5. Don't matter what the penalties are if the law isn't enforced... |
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if any crimes aren't investigated, if any guilty parties aren't prosecuted.
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