Democrats' criminal vote fraud and manipulation

Mulu · Post by **Mulu** » Tue Oct 14, 2008 2:27 pm

Swift wrote:Exactly. Let he who is without sin cast the first stone, and its very very clear the republican party sinned like the devil 4 years ago.

And made even the devil blush 8 years ago.

MorbidKate · Post by **MorbidKate** » Tue Oct 14, 2008 2:29 pm

Voter fraud happens in every election on the planet so it's no surprise to hear about it. So far the scale of it doesn't even register a blip compared to the Republican heist of 2004. Of the 5000 votes that started this most recent story, half of them had the exact same hand writing so this has got to be the laziest attempt at voter fraud I`ve seen in some time.

The timing is right though with McCain and wacko Palin getting more and more desperate. The Abortion card was finally played last week so I imagine Gay marriage will get its mention this week and from here on out every possible piece of crap will be thrown in the hope that people will stop thinking about the economy.

From the rants I've seen leading up to the last debate I suspect McCain is about to make a fool out of himself.

Amar · Post by **Amar** » Wed Oct 15, 2008 9:01 am

Lusipher wrote:Its not propaganda. ACORN has been busted numerous times over numerous elections. They are a corrupt organization. Now, their finally being looked at. Just today their holding hearings on ACORN in Ohio over voter fraud. ACORN paid people beer and cig money to register numerous times. You wont see that on MSNBC, though. Their too busy watching Biden.

The propoganda is the infantile belief that Obama-Biden is orchestrator of the fraud and the fact that there is fraud is a reason people should change their votes. You cant blame people for things their supporters have done of their own free will.

Swift · Post by **Swift** » Wed Oct 15, 2008 9:36 am

AmarSldstill wrote:You cant blame people for things their supporters have done of their own free will.

Of course you can! Its the american way when you have nothing valid to tell people and are getting more desperate by the day to appear relevant!

Mulu · Post by **Mulu** » Wed Oct 15, 2008 2:36 pm

And infantile beliefs pretty much describes the Republican base.

Electryc · Post by **Electryc** » Wed Oct 15, 2008 4:18 pm

danielmn · Post by **danielmn** » Wed Oct 15, 2008 4:26 pm

Because the last thing we need right now is a reason for hope!

What we really need is to ATTACK IRAN!!! VOTE MCCAIN!

Electryc · Post by **Electryc** » Wed Oct 15, 2008 4:31 pm

No we need to meet with the man who said that the Holocaust was a fairy tale unconditionally.

Killthorne · Post by **Killthorne** » Wed Oct 15, 2008 5:11 pm

Well of course meeting with people through unconditional diplomacy is so wrong! We need to set conditions first! Prostrate yourself before we can begin talks of peace!!! Because ya' know, we have all these bombs, and you don't, so nananana! Only we can have bombs and enemies!! Only our country is the best and yours sucks, because you think differently!!

Nah, we need to KILL him! KILL that bastard! Because that's what these guns are for! KILLING! We need to show people are wrong through violence!!!! Good ol' fashioned bloodlust sure gets my heart a'pumpin'! YEEHAW!!! It's gonna be us, or them!!! Us, or them!!!

/sarcasm mode off

By the way, I don't see anyone getting all miffed at the other various genocides that have happened over time that are basically ignored. Native americans, near whole african nations, etc.. I guess it all depends "how" you acknowledge it as a worthy enough genocide to count it as a worldwide atrocity?

Yes, certainly describing the Holocaust as a fairy tale is ludicrous and I am sure it's because of the hatred for Jews and Israel. But hey, we've hated ethnic cultures, different religions, different forms of government for countless years, and through the spreading of lies and misinformation, we wield a different form of ignorance and integrated seperatism.

~Killy~

fluffmonster · Post by **fluffmonster** » Wed Oct 15, 2008 5:32 pm

McCain complaining about talking to the guy denying the Holocaust is pretty funny, because anyone with meaningful foreign policy credentials knows that the President of Iran is mostly a ceremonial post with very little real authority. He would not be the go-to guy that the president would be having meaningful talks with anyway. McCain doesn't seem to understand that. Palin definitely doesn't. Biden definitely does. Not sure exactly what Obama knows about Iran.

Kest · Post by **Kest** » Wed Oct 15, 2008 5:42 pm

How could anyone not know by now that the president is mostly a figurehead? It has been brought up several times...

MorbidKate · Post by **MorbidKate** » Wed Oct 15, 2008 6:02 pm

Vaelahr wrote:The spry dismissal of massive voter fraud is staggering.

Just to correct you it's registration fraud. If folks actually try to vote 72 times and succeed in casting ballots then it'll be voter fraud. And since 2100 of the ballots appear to have the same handwriting and were handed in together I suspect the evil-doer was more concerned about getting paid for each "person" he/she signed up than actually trying to get them to vote multiple times on election day. Peanuts compared to what the Republicans have done in the past

Kate

Electryc · Post by **Electryc** » Wed Oct 15, 2008 6:03 pm

Yep talking to a guy unconditionaly worked out so well in the past. I think this guy used to be the figurehead of England.

fluffmonster · Post by **fluffmonster** » Wed Oct 15, 2008 6:21 pm

What exactly do you mean by "unconditional talks", anyway? If you use it as euphemism for appeasement, then that's definitely not how obama used the term.

Electryc · Post by **Electryc** » Wed Oct 15, 2008 6:26 pm

That was his first statements about Iran, now that he got in somewhat hot water over the subject, he has corrected his stance not supprisingly. What is his stance on Iran now? Honestly I havent checked it out.

In no war mongering neo-conservative. I just hate the idea of some islamic fanatic nut-case with his hands on a nuclear weapon.