US voting machines might be corrupt?

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Arcatech
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US voting machines might be corrupt?

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Saw this on another forum I go to and thought it might interest some of you.

It doesn't really matter who I vote for here though. This state is so conservative that republicans win every time.

http://www.dogsonacid.com/showthread.ph ... 3&cache=43


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Post by UnscathedFlyingObject »

Machines are not corrupt. People are.
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semantics man, semantics
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Post by shiftace »

That is disgusting and highly informative. Thanks for posting it.
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Post by Specineff »

Fudge.

You know how one of the opposing parties defeated the official party of 70 years in Mexico back in 2000, right? There's this little thing they instated, the voter card with picture, and 15 different security measures to guard against fraud. Until then, all the elections had been rigged (can't wait to cast my vote now that they will allow us expatriates vote in the consulate). If it worked in a 3rd world country like Mexico which was known for election fraud, it should work here. But noooooo... congress shmongress and legislation shmegislation.

Sorry. Ranting.

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Post by BulletMagnet »

New collection o' facts, old news.

Anyone who thinks that the voting process here (or anywhere, really) is 100 percent fair, or even close, needs to pay better attention. This IS politics we're talking about.
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Post by Arcatech »

I wish I would have found out about this stuff earlier.

I could have stayed home and played Garegga instead of voting. :lol:
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Post by FatCobra »

Ugh. Crap like this is why I am not interested in politics. I didn't vote at the last election.
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Post by The n00b »

There a lot more wrong with US politics than a few rigged voting machines. Just look at our two parties. Does it really matter any more who wins? Any party that really wants to change things just gets barred from debates and is sometimes subject to harassment.
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....and all because people are too stupid to figure out ballots.

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Post by captain ahar »

wow, politics somehow just got more disturbing...

edit: also its kind of funny. when they were first announcing these touch screen shits, i was imagining all this very stuff... just without evidence to back me up. :B
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Post by professor ganson »

There was actually a story in the paper today about this very issue. It's good to see that it's getting some attention, though I doubt anything will come of it.
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