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There is well documented evidence of the GOP across the US conspiring to disenfranchise vters - particularly african Americans. So the lord high propagandist of the loony right has his head up his bottom - once again.Quote:
Originally Posted by onmyknees
If you're a Republican and you're not talking about capital gains taxes, estate taxes over 5.12 million, corporate tax rates, then you don't know what you're talking about. Abortion, guns, immigration, that's the shit they sell the tourists.
Tonight should be the night. Prime Time.
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Originally Posted by francisfkudrow
Whoever your choice, make sure your vote isn't suppressed.
Get your papers, help your family, friends and neighbors get theirs and then vote.
Whoever your choice, make sure your vote isn't suppressed.
Get your papers, help your family, friends and neighbors get theirs and then vote.
bump... I don't have the vote in your land, but you all do... "a british know-it-all"
The republiCON dirty tricksters are rolling out their OTHER voter suppression tactics earlier than usual this year.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/1...n_1970272.html
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Some African American, Spanish-speaking and elderly voters in Florida and Virginia are apparently being targeted by anonymous voter-suppression groups trying to trick them or intimidate them into not voting in the November presidential election, according to election officials and voter protection organizations.
The Virginia State Board of Elections is warning residents that "some Virginia voters, particularly older Virginians, are receiving phone calls from unidentified individuals informing voters that they can vote over the phone. This information is false."...
Other historical attempts at voter suppression have included calls, fliers and even door-to-door campaigns trying to trick people into not going to vote. One of the most infamous attempts was in Virginia in 2008, when a flier was distributed telling Democrats they were supposed to vote on Wednesday, not Tuesday.
The disinformation campaign would appear to be a sort of illegal corollary to the Republican-backed campaign to demand photo identification from voters. What opponents say they seem to have in common is an intent to particularly block or dissuade African American, Latino and elderly voters from casting ballots.'
Don't let the hate, aimed at keeping you home, win the day. Vote, its your voice, let it be heard.
http://twitchy.com/2012/10/17/post-p...mpaign=twitter
Paul Joseph Watson
Infowars.com
October 17, 2012
Despite numerous media outlets attempting to downplay the issue, Twitter exploded last night following the debate with new threats from Obama supporters to assassinate Mitt Romney if he defeats Obama in the presidential race.
Full article here.
it dont matter the game
the aim is the same
protect honor serve
VOTE
Faldur of course takes all that twitter nonsense seriously. What a joke this character is.
Ok BS, I could look at the picture on the left all day, thanks for posting it.
Prosp, the double standard and complete intolerance of anyone who believes differently from those on the left is amazing. You'll note if you glance at the article these were all active twitter accounts. What I believe or take seriously is my business and part of living a free life. I will however bet strongly the secret service will be taking the tweets very seriously, (just as soon as they sober up). If this had been conservatives making these threats it would be front page news. Funny how prejudice like this is just overlooked, when it comes from the "right" side.
My ballot arrives any day, and my voice will be heard. All Americans should do the same, no matter the political position. Were all still Americans, some of us have not lost sight of that.
You are quite right to ensure your voice is heard - and that of everyone ese who should and could vote .
As for the twitterati... Faldur, I will bet there are plenty of tweets from the other side also which you don't bother to highlight. Just as all those racist thugs hanging around on the fringes of tea party rallies.
Yes people who make death threats should certainly be taken seriously (up to a point) though I'll warrant 99.9 per cent of people who tweet from either side of the spectrum are just loudmouthed twerps with anger - but no real intention of violence - in their hearts. The reason i ridiculed you is somehow you offer this barrel scraping in place of genuine comment. Oh well...that other post you put here, suggesting voting democrat was helping terrorists kill Anericans (removed ny the site owner) was so disgusting it revealed the level of your political depth and your contempt for debate.
Only when you keep it and its consequences to yourself. Once you broadcast your beliefs (in an effort to persuade others no less) you made it public business.Quote:
What I believe or take seriously is my business ...
Nevertheless...
Whoever your choice, make sure your vote isn't suppressed.
Get your papers, help your family, friends and neighbors get theirs and then vote.
Well I'm sure its shocking to find out, but my idea of what is "so disgusting" differs from yours. I felt the post was completely acceptable and very true to the point. We are giving money we borrow from China to people who wish us harm. It is insane and wrong no matter which political party is doing it. The image I posted was no worse than many that are posted here and in the political forum. Mine just shined a poor light on the wrong party, hence its no longer here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospero
You and I differ on many if not most social issues. But I always read and respect your opinions because they are well thought out and intelligent.
Thanks for the bumb.
Whoever your choice, make sure your vote isn't suppressed.
Get your papers, help your family, friends and neighbors get theirs and then vote.
Thanks for the cool poster, Trish, I might put you in my binder full of women.
bumpo
You can have all the bumps you would like, its for a good cause.Quote:
Originally Posted by trish
Here's a pothole from LA too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Faldur
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Whoever your choice, make sure your vote isn't suppressed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Faldur
Get your papers, help your family, friends and neighbors get theirs and then vote.
Bump.
Vote you folk.
My name is Bert T Scjinginger and I approved this message.
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Various superacidss are now nagged in a disinformation campaign (billboards in poor neighnorhoods advertising the wrong date for the election, billboards in Spanish telling Latino voters in Pennsylvania they need an official ID on Election Day to vote even though the voter ID law failed in that state, calling elderly registered democrats they can vote right now on the phone etc.). Whoever your choice, make sure your vote isn't suppressed. Don't be fooled. Check the laws in your State. Be prepared to vote, and help others to do the same. Then VOTE.
Election Day is Tuesday November 6.
Maybe knowing which day to vote is a useful intelligence filter. The billboard also tells you to buy a toyota, smoke Kool's, use Masingale douche, and how to vote. Hopefully our citizenry are able to think for themselves.
Don't let Fox News hear you say that, Faldur.Quote:
Originally Posted by Faldur
Various superpacs are now engaged in a disinformation campaign (billboards in poor neighborhoods advertising the wrong date for the election, billboards in Spanish telling Latino voters in Pennsylvania they need an official ID on Election Day to vote even though the voter ID law failed in that state, calling elderly registered democrats they can vote right now on the phone etc.). Whoever your choice, make sure your vote isn't suppressed. Don't be fooled. Check the laws in your State. Be prepared to vote, and help others to do the same. Then VOTE.
Election Day is Tuesday November 6.
I had my Faux news jamming equipment deployed prior to my post.. don't want my lifetime gold membership card cancelled.Quote:
Originally Posted by buttslinger
http://www.homelandsecuritynewswire....ard/jammer.jpg
Are you actually making excuses for disinformation? Is disinformation is okay with you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Faldur
Various superpacs are now engaged in a disinformation campaign (billboards in poor neighborhoods advertising the wrong date for the election, billboards in Spanish telling Latino voters in Pennsylvania they need an official ID on Election Day to vote even though the voter ID law failed in that state, calling elderly registered democrats they can vote right now on the phone etc.). Whoever your choice, make sure your vote isn't suppressed. Don't be fooled. Check the laws in your State. Be prepared to vote, and help others to do the same. Then VOTE.
Election Day is Tuesday November 6.
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Originally Posted by francisfkudrow
If a billboard tells you to buy a toyota and you do, even though you can't afford it, don't need or want it. Who's fault is it?Quote:
Originally Posted by trish
The oldest gag in the world is telling a certain political persuasion that the voting has not been changed that party x votes on the 6th and party y votes on the 7th. I would not call that disinformation, I would consider it an intelligence test. If your going to believe what ever I put on a billboard, what fun I'm going to have.
There is no cure for "stupid".
It is a tad troubling that like, almost maybe NONE of the HA Beauties has come out for the Big O, maybe it's business... I didn't put an Obama sign in my yard til my neighbor gave me one, I didn't want half the neighborhood to hate me, but, my other neighbor works on news radio and can't put up a sign, so my sign is working double time.I think Maybe I respect the people that put up Romney signs more than those that don't vote at all.
Please hear the back story to voter fraud, the courts are slapping down these corrupt Republican "lawmakers" and reversing a lot of these laws about IDs and early voting, and I think absolutely everyone knows Romney's speeches have more lies than my Alt.com bio, but the one thing I can't understand is why, after eight years of Bush-Cheney could ANYONE vote for that funny walkin Mitt and his little tag-along leashed mutt Ryan. JESUS!!
I'd personally pay my $3,500 to get us out of debt before I'd let Romney and his gangster friends get their fuckin hands on it.
VOTING IS BEAUTIFUL
By all means, if you want a government that preys on the stupiditry of it's countrymen, vote republican.Quote:
Originally Posted by Faldur
Taxes get twenty percent of most people's paycheck, for roads, schools, miltary defense, parks, etc......Businessmen get the other eighty percent for mortgages, cars, food, clothing,etc.
Kreep the businessmen out of the government!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by trish
It's not a gag, it's a con to disenfranchise voters in the neighborhoods in which these signs were placed and where these flyers were distributed and to whom these phone calls were made. Faldur you could have just answered, "Yes, I'm making excuses for the current disinformation campaigns." And why is that? Because you know it's your party that's engaged in this despicable practice and it's your candidate who stands to gain.Quote:
Originally Posted by Faldur
Various superpacs are now engaged in a disinformation campaign (billboards in poor neighborhoods advertising the wrong date for the election, billboards in Spanish telling Latino voters in Pennsylvania they need an official ID on Election Day to vote even though the voter ID law failed in that state, calling elderly registered democrats they can vote right now on the phone etc.). Whoever your choice, make sure your vote isn't suppressed. Don't be fooled. Check the laws in your State. Be prepared to vote, and help others to do the same. Then VOTE.
Election Day is Tuesday November 6.
Actually I'm intelligent enough to know that both parties would sell there souls and children to get elected. How does someone get so blind that they refuse to look at there own sides doings. My party is a mess, one reason I am a registered independent. I hate to break it to you, but the democrats are just as broken as the republicans.Quote:
Originally Posted by trish
Independently formulating your own opinion, and voting at every election opportunity. If you live that there is no wrong, there is only freedom.
The Democrats have problems (a key one of which is the total intransigence of Congress controlled by a tea party-frightened Republican majority who were prepated to force the country to its knees rather than back the President)
but the Democrats are not dedicated to bleeding the poor and cutting taxes for the rich and sorting it all out by some hypothetical formula which Romney won't even make public - nor running a man for VP who is a disciple of that prophet of selfishness and hate for the poor Ayn Rand..
And the GOP says they stand for family values...yeah, right:roll: What family teaches their children that selfishness is a virtue?Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospero
Various superpacs are now engaged in a disinformation campaign (billboards in poor neighborhoods advertising the wrong date for the election, billboards in Spanish telling Latino voters in Pennsylvania they need an official ID on Election Day to vote even though the voter ID law failed in that state, calling elderly registered democrats they can vote right now on the phone etc.). Whoever your choice, make sure your vote isn't suppressed. Don't be fooled. Check the laws in your State. Be prepared to vote, and help others to do the same. Then VOTE.
Election Day is Tuesday November 6.
Every problem the Democrats have, the Republicans also have. For instance, money plays too important a role in the political process and so legislation will often take into account the interests of private insurance companies, bank lobbyists, or foreign lobbyists who exert some control over the electoral process simply by nature of the way our system is set up. However, this problem can affect both parties equally, but Republicans seem to yield to the siren call of the almighty dollar more readily than Democrats. Which party do insurance companies spend most of their funds promoting? Which party does the financial services industry support? Again, I'm not saying that Republicans are evil because bankers support them. What I am saying is that bankers support them because they think they will be more receptive to the coercive influence of money.
Then there are problems unique to the Republican party. Many Republican leaders think they must answer to religious lobbyists who want their particular creed to influence social policy. As a result, we have partisan opposition to the rights of homosexuals including exclusion of their group from the protections of hate crime legislation.
We also have the most direct perversion of the political process, vote suppression. Hypothetically, voter fraud could pervert political outcomes as much as vote suppression. Afterall, a vote improperly cast is as bad as a vote suppressed. However, voter suppression has taken place on an incredibly broad scale whereas voter fraud is almost non-existent. Further, since purported attempts to prevent voter fraud cause voter suppression of a much larger magnitude, and such effects cannot realistically be contested factually, the perversion of our democratic process has found a promoter in the Republican party.
So neither party is perfect, but they are not the same either, unless you classify everything imperfect as the same.
And what would you suggest? Maybe some sort of elections board appointed by people who think like you? So when the free people of a state elect by popular vote someone the "board" thinks is unacceptable they can overturn the election?Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospero
We are a free people, sorry if that bothers you. You know I could not tell you an individual's name that ran for office in your country, (other than the ones we come to know from their service, ie Thatcher, Brown, Cameron). And quite frankly I could really care less who runs/wins elections in your country. Your people will decide the election outcome, and good for them.
No everything imperfect is not the same. But I feel my vision is a little less clouded than yours when I look at the issue.Quote:
Originally Posted by broncofan
I didn't know I came across as cloudy:D. I thought I was just analyzing some of the problems both political parties have and some unique to the GOP. Was there anything in particular I said that you disagreed with?Quote:
Originally Posted by Faldur
This I'm sure of:
If the Democrats offered a Bill to the Republicans legalizing full auto weapons, making Christianity the National Religion, rounding up and deporting every illegal alien, and banishing abortion.........they wouldn't accept it if it contained a rider doubling capital gains taxes. Because......as we all know....that stimulates the economy!!!ha ha ha ha!
It's always about MONEY. Worker vs. Management. Figure out where your interests lie and vote!
Faldur - we over here care about your election because the way America is run affects everyone - and the fuck-ups of Bush and his team have made the world a far more dangerous place. The potential fuck-ups by Romney might be every bit as egregious.
And I do care about your country - because in the past it has been a great country and it can be again - a beacon to the free world blah blah blah... cliche for sure, but there is truth in that.
The words of Emma Lazarus on the statue of Liberty speak to all.
"Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me,
I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"