[ransomnote]

Pathetic.

"The software made me oppress people." Convenient too - you can't put a software suite on trial or send it to jail.

[Whatever Works]

It was planned. There was no “glitch”. Now they are running scared and calling it all a “hanging chad”.

[Tellurian]

Ich vas onli folloinc ze orders uff my masters, ze computers.

[Secret Agent Man]

Yeah.

Sure.

Not buying this incredibly lame-azz excuse.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Let me guess, “I vas jus following or-r-r-rders!”

[alexander_busek]

As I write these lines, my wife is out walking along darkened village streets, stuffing our "anti-vaxx" leaflets into mailboxes. We also participate in weekly "Spaziergänge" carrying candles to draw attention to the issue. Occasionally, we attend "Spaziergänge" in larger cities where clashes with Antifa routinely occur (with minimal police intervention to protect us).

Fighting the good fight!

Regards,

[Zack Attack]

Someone keep the darn cat off the keyboard

[Trillian]

Oh give me a break.

[FLT-bird]

Ja sicher, Herr Kommisar (clicks heels and salutes)!

[JudgemAll]

Sounds to like some Climate Change data manipulation…

Glitch? Really?

Seriously, computer viruses are more dangerous these days.

This is like in the dystopian 1984ish movie Brazile.

[T.B. Yoits]

Blaming the software isn’t going to work as the truth continues to come out that they killed people in the name of Pfascism.

[cgbg]

What we need are “software errors” that give average people more freedom and throw the plutocrats in jail.