Posted on 10/20/2008 2:58:16 PM PDT by Recovering_Democrat
The work of the Democrat party and the Obama Nation has begun working hard for the Marxist remaking of our nation. Voter fraud has begun in Florida, and when it doesn't work the way the socialists want, they begin lawyerly arguments, sycophantic media whining, and claims of civil rights violations.
Enjoy your last few days of non-liberal dominated freedom, Floridians. Soviet style rule is coming...and the gulags are being prepared.
Another content-free vanity.
There has been huge voting here in Florida (at least NE Florida nr JAX) all day, according to the news. I’m going to vote tomorrow, and then I’m going to be a poll watcher next week for early voting at a library near here.
for those of you who don’t know, today was the first day of “early voting” in Florida. I am already seeing media complaints of “problems at the polls” and long lines of supposedly oppressed minorities...it has begun.
Defeatist! Never say die!
no, a report from someone on the ground in Florida. This is the beginning of the end if Hussein wins, my friend.
Americans vote in record numbers, women and minorities hardest hit.
need id to vote in florida i believe.
Does anyone recall the media’s qualitative assessment of early voting in Fla in 2004? My impression (here in Orlando area) was that it was similarly “huge”, but I can’t recall exactly.
We’re getting a lot of “long, long lines” reported on the radio news here, but the MSM doesn’t clarify that only a few sites are open for early voting (only 4 here in Seminole County).
I’m not gonna die, MrChips...until I take some gun-grabbing liberals with me.
I still embrace the second amendment, and once the boot strapped thugs come to my door, they’ll get what the patriots who started out nation gave.
Visitors to Karl Marx’s birthplace in Trier have soared – 40,000 so far this year – with many coming from China, eastern Germany, Cuba and Bolivia.
“I can’t tell you how many times I have heard people say: ‘The man was right!’,” says Beatrix Bouvier, chief curator of the museum. Alexander Kluge, the film director, is preparing to make a blockbuster film out of Das Kapital. Little wonder, since Marx comes highly recommended. President Sarkozy of France has been seen flicking through the book, while the Peer Steinbrück, the German Finance Minister, recently admitted: “Certain parts of Marx’s thinking are really not so bad.” The Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, gave him a decent review last month: “Marx long ago observed the way in which unbridled capitalism became a kind of mythology, ascribing reality, power and agency to things that had no life in themselves.” Even the Pope has put in a good word for the old atheist – praising his “great analytical skill”.
Marx’s new relevance relates mainly to his warning about the creation of an exploitative capitalism that ends up destroying itself: “An over-expansion of credit can enable the capitalist system to sell temporarily more goods than the sum of real incomes created in current production, plus past savings, could buy,” said Ernest Mandel, the Marxist scholar, quoting his guru, “but in the long run, debts must be paid”. Since these debts cannot be automatically paid through expanded output and income, capitalism is destined for a “Krach” - Marx’s word for a crash.
Marx set out his thoughts not only in Das Kapital but in articles such as “The Financial Crisis in Europe” which was written for the New York Daily Tribune in 1857, and in the Communist Manifesto, which was written with Engels.
In the manifesto, published in 1848, he lists the ten essential steps to communism. Step five was: “Centralisation of credit in the hands of the state. . .”
It’s going to be tough in Florida to commit voter fraud. Gotta show ID with a signiture.
“need id”? Hey, I’ve seen video of the homeless and felons being hauled to the polls by “AME CHURCH” BUSSES to the polls. And I bet they’re gettin’ plenty of smokes and beers to vote for Hussein.
bttt
yes you do. research before posting.
Thanks for the note Ravi. Being on site and seeing it in person or on local coverage is a bit better than someone in Kentucky telling me how it is.
I lived in Florida for 4 years from 2000 to 2004 so I know the rules they use at least at that time. I don’t suppose much has changed between then and now.
with RINO crist and the rats running the most populous counties it has gotten worse. the cult of Obama is thick and revolting. local “news” outlets repeat Hussein’s liturgy every chance they get. and local officials seem devoted to political correctness—which means in this case sucking up to every “victim” that claims to be one.
For the most part, the folks in line were OK. I even saw an older white guy having a very civil discussion with a gigantic black guy in line, where they had been for the last two hours. If ever there was a time/place for discussions to become too overheated, this was it and everybody was fine (a few gripes here and there).
The process that Florida has isn't perfect, but they are processing the stuff that they can, asking for photo ID to vote and letting the provisional ballots go on to Tallahassee.
It is the best that can be done.
good for you
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