Originally posted by: Patranus
Originally posted by: Craig234
Originally posted by: Patranus
Originally posted by: Craig234You might recall that we had our own wrongly awarded election in 2000, perhaps Iran could have offered to help us do it over with international supervision.
Give it a rest. Bush won within the system. If you don't like the system then change it BEFORE the election.
The system does not include kicking off tens of thousands of legitimate black voters ifrom the voting lists in Florida under Bush's brother, as was done, among many other problems.
That alone was one of the problems that made the election go to the wrong person. Another was the bigg difference in black and white precinvts, where whites had their invalid ballots returned to them to fix while blacks had their invalid ballots accepted by the machine and invalidated later. Yet another was the way Jeb Bush blocked thousands of legitimate voters from the ballots who had felony convicitions in other states and their right to vote restored - despite multiple court orders. There was more as well.
I don't think you want to complain about voter fraud.
You're wrong, as usual.
First of all, where is the "evidence" to substantiate your *claims*?
Promise me you'll read one or more books, and I'll tell you. It's availabe the same places such info always is.
Secondly, have you ever heard of ACORN? Did you know that they are under indictment for voter fraud in more than 14 states and more states are expected to follow?
Why, yes I have. Do you have any proof they have changed the outcome of any elections?
We'll see what the charges find. If they are guilty, their role stops at the government door. Whatever they've done, if anything, it's not a government issue.
Prove they've done wrong, and I'll criticize it, but it's not the same as the government doing it.
Sounds like it would be reasonable to stop funding this group with federal dollars rights? After all, being indicted in 14 states is a big deal right? And if ACORN has been indicted for voter registration fraud would it not be reasonable to say that ACORN cannot participate in the 2010 census?
Depends on what is *proven* in this case. There is a history of false charges against Acorn, as I wrote earlier today.
Well, the Democrats stripped provisions from a bill recently that would cut off funding and bar ACORN from participating in the 2010 census.
Like I said before, there are FACTS against ACORN regarding voter fraud but there are not FACTS to substantiate your CLAIMS.
Your ignorance of facts doesn't make them not facts. Your calling allegations facts doesn't make them facts.
A suit by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) (NAACP v. Harris) argued that Florida was in violation of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and the United States Constitution's Equal Protection Amendment. Settlement agreements were reached in this suit. However, a systematic investigation by the Civil Rights Division of the United States Department of Justice found no evidence of racial discrimination.
Enough? Ok...back on topic.
And OJ was found not guilty of a murder he commited. You have to look at the facts.
But only one of us has facts. You are not the one who does.
To take just one example, the ballot invalidation rates in black and white counties in Florida are a matter of public record, showing vast discrepencies - often rates in the 1%2% in white counties while often in double digits in black counties, IIRC. The interviews with election officials about how the machines were set to return or not return invalid ballots are a matter of public record. It wasn't always intentional; some errors were caused by lower budgets in poor counties, by the 'butterfly ballot' accident. Others were intentional.
You're a waste of time to write much detail to while you can't be bothered to get informed, so I'm not planning to waste that time. I'll make the point and leave it at that for now.
If you change are put any effort into actually getting informed, I'll point you to osme things to get informed from.