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36164, Dead voters on election records in Houston Posted by KaptainMyke, Oct-10-08 03:54 AM
The texas watchdog has caught onto something that's been going on in the houston area, possibly many many more areas of the country: http://www.click2houston.com/news/17671375/detail.html
http://www.texaswatchdog.org/2008/10/dead-voters-still-registered-in-harris-county/
Open your eyes, America. What is coming is going to happen, regardless.
What are you going to do about it?
Get mad as hell. You say, I am an American damnit, and I have RIGHTS!
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36165, RE: Dead voters on election records in Houston Posted by Fallen4ng31, Oct-10-08 04:39 AM
Yeah, but this happens EVERY election. Just look at the group out of Nevada that registered the roster of the Dallas Cowboys to vote in NV.
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36166, RE: Dead voters on election records in Houston Posted by DR1665, Oct-10-08 05:18 AM
If you don't vote, you are the problem.
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36170, RE: Dead voters on election records in Houston Posted by lild14, Oct-10-08 12:21 PM
geee....wonder who the dead will be voting for...*cough* ACORN *cough* yes America, it is time to wake up and look at whats going on around you. Socialist would love to get away with all of this.
"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing"
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36230, RE: Dead voters on election records in Houston Posted by mysteryclipse21, Oct-13-08 06:28 AM
Originally posted by lild14 geee....wonder who the dead will be voting for...*cough* ACORN *cough* yes America, it is time to wake up and look at whats going on around you. Socialist would love to get away with all of this. "All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing"
I like your style.
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36238, RE: Dead voters on election records in Houston Posted by dsmtuner1, Oct-13-08 12:50 PM
Originally posted by mysteryclipse21Originally posted by lild14 geee....wonder who the dead will be voting for...*cough* ACORN *cough* yes America, it is time to wake up and look at whats going on around you. Socialist would love to get away with all of this. "All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing" I like your style.
I Agree, people who watch extremely biased television programs to make their decisions and dont research on their own are morons in their own part. make an actual choice based on facts and repetitious verified government records. Do some research, Look past your parents party recommendations and get to the source of the candidate. What they proclaim to be able to offer and what they will based on there creditability are 2 different things. Anyone can legally say what you want to hear during their campaign.
p.s. where the heck did the fundamentals go?. Social security, welfare, food stamps, cash and utility assistance? can somebody please admit they screwed up! We are better off w/o them now.
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36171, RE: Dead voters on election records in Houston Posted by cc8balla, Oct-10-08 12:39 PM
Originally posted by DR1665 If you don't vote, you are the problem.
Voting for a candidate that you don't agree with (read: i hate both candidates) is a problem as well.
Either way, its throwing away your vote.
And dont get me started on the socialist thing with the dems, John McCain has serious socialist issues as well.
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36175, RE: Dead voters on election records in Houston Posted by 96TurboGS, Oct-10-08 07:35 PM
Originally posted by DR1665 If you don't vote, you are the problem.
I couldn’t agree with you more. What a waste of typing for you guys that’s talking politics/economy and aren’t expressing your votes. This election is interesting, something new happens everyday; I could watch CNN all day on this shit (well to an extent). Each candidate has something different to bring to the table, pick your route. Sure the candidates are going to have some things you may disagree on, but could you do any better with the position there being put in?? The thing that’s more important in the election then anything is making sure EVERY vote gets counted right this time!!!
Lol at the dead people being registered. How in the hell are they going to show up when it comes time to vote??
Hmmm... :wary
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36250, RE: Dead voters on election records in Houston Posted by micyek, Oct-14-08 06:18 AM
Originally posted by 96TurboGSOriginally posted by DR1665 If you don't vote, you are the problem. I couldn’t agree with you more. What a waste of typing for you guys that’s talking politics/economy and aren’t expressing your votes. This election is interesting, something new happens everyday; I could watch CNN all day on this shit (well to an extent). Each candidate has something different to bring to the table, pick your route. Sure the candidates are going to have some things you may disagree on, but could you do any better with the position there being put in?? The thing that’s more important in the election then anything is making sure EVERY vote gets counted right this time!!! Lol at the dead people being registered. How in the hell are they going to show up when it comes time to vote?? Hmmm... :wary
What if neither candidate is worth a shit? I may choose to not contribute to the problem. No matter the out come I would be able to say "I didn't vote for that loser"
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36252, RE: Dead voters on election records in Houston Posted by thedawg, Oct-14-08 07:37 AM
Originally posted by micyek What if neither candidate is worth a shit? I may choose to not contribute to the problem. There are more than two candidates on the ballot, despite what the media wants you to think. I have my ballot and there's 6 Presidential candidates on it.
Research them.
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36255, RE: Dead voters on election records in Houston Posted by burntheblobs, Oct-14-08 11:44 AM
Originally posted by thedawgOriginally posted by micyek What if neither candidate is worth a shit? I may choose to not contribute to the problem. There are more than two candidates on the ballot, despite what the media wants you to think. I have my ballot and there's 6 Presidential candidates on it. Research them. Exactly what I was going to say. There are so many political parties out there and surely there is one that fits your needs. A lot of people will say voting third party is wasting a vote. In reality, it matters just as much as your insignificant vote for the big two. That said, vote Libertarian. Democrats are in favor of strong civil liberties and no economic liberties, Republicans are in favor of strong economic liberties and no civil liberties. Where's the consistency in either of those two parties?
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36261, RE: Dead voters on election records in Houston Posted by thedawg, Oct-15-08 07:07 AM
Originally posted by burntheblobs vote Libertarian. No, vote however you want.
Just don't be misled by people with a lot of money to gain, that there is a two-party system in this country or that the two from the big parties are the best options. They're not. Educate yourself. You have access to more information than anyone else in history. Use that gift.
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36262, RE: Dead voters on election records in Houston Posted by KaptainMyke, Oct-15-08 07:09 AM
Originally posted by thedawg Educate yourself. You have access to more information than anyone else in history. Use that gift.
quoted for greatness
But, be careful where and how you obtain that information. Just make sure it's as credible as possible coming from the source of information.
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36263, RE: Dead voters on election records in Houston Posted by thedawg, Oct-15-08 07:43 AM
Originally posted by KaptainMyke be careful where and how you obtain that information.
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36264, RE: Dead voters on election records in Houston Posted by DR1665, Oct-15-08 08:27 AM
Originally posted by micyek What if neither candidate is worth a shit? I may choose to not contribute to the problem. No matter the out come I would be able to say "I didn't vote for that loser" Kent, saying "I didn't vote for that loser" sort of implies that you did your part and voted. :boo
Like Dawg said, there's SIX people on the ballot for president this year. If you don't want to vote for either McCain or Obama, voting for ANYONE ELSE is NOT A WASTED VOTE. If less than 60% of the VEP voted four years ago, but more than 70% votes this year, EVEN IF THAT ADDITIONAL 10% VOTED FOR OTHER PARTIES THAT DON'T WIN, it sends a CLEAR message that WE, THE PEOPLE, aren't all the blind, mindless sheep the media and corporate America think we are. It would send the message that people are starting to wake up and express that they're sick of this democack/republicunt BULLSHIT and it would encourage people to run and pay more attention to the other parties.
To be ELIGIBLE to vote and not vote is to waste a vote. Voting for someone who has a snowball's chance in hell of winning isn't a waste. There are people who will, in a couple weeks, walk right into that booth and vote for the COMMUNIST candidate. You know what? Those people are better citizens than anyone with some bullshit excuse for not voting.
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36265, RE: Dead voters on election records in Houston Posted by bullettdsm, Oct-15-08 09:23 AM
Originally posted by DR1665 There are people who will, in a couple weeks, walk right into that booth and vote for the COMMUNIST candidate. You know what? Those people are better citizens than anyone with some bullshit excuse for not voting.
Goddamnit, I hate when he's right!
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36267, RE: Dead voters on election records in Houston Posted by DarkOne, Oct-15-08 11:20 AM
Originally posted by DR1665 democack/republicunt
I have two new favorite words.
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