Posted on 08/02/2007 4:17:52 AM PDT by lifelong_republican
"..."significant and unacceptable" security risk..."
(Excerpt) Read more at politics.guardian.co.uk ...
Real Votes Aren't Electronic.
I like my optically scanned paper ballot just fine.
With opscan, what you thought you
chose need not be counted at all.
If it’s a count based on opscans
only, it’s not necessarily valid.
Electronic voting machines seem to be just fine when the RATS win.
Gee, look, yet another thread (of the hundreds of threads by now) started by lifelong_republican whining about electronic voting. Do you have any other interests, or do you just scour the Internet looking for articles to post here about the evils of electronic voting? I’d suggest you step away from the computer, leave the bunker, and go get some actual human contact for a while.
Those who support electronic election subversion
want HillBama to get in.
You seem to be the one whining.
Nobody’s forcing you to read threads
which involve technical concepts of
which you are unaware.
Perhaps you’d have accused the founders
of the USA of ‘whining’ when they objected
to taxation without representation.
If you support electronic ‘voting’, you
support denying Americans their votes
and robbing them as taxpayers.
No voting is safe from a voting block to ignorant or stupid to use a butterfly ballot!!!
Some disabled people need assistance in
creating a ballot, but there’s no way
they’d need electronics to do so, much
less the totally defective ones in place.
The disabled are not the problem. A whining party made up of the intellectually challenged that is incapable of accepting a loss is the problem. Along with another party incapable of mounts an offense against such malarkey.
The disabled are being abused as patsies
by the electronic ‘voting’ racketeers,
no less.
Electronic ‘voting’ will change your vote
to one for HillBama in ‘08, if you don’t
insist on preparing your own real ballot
and observing that it’s counted correctly.
You should care as much about your own vote as do
those who insist on accurate elections. Computer
scientists are pointing out that the systems are
not sufficient for this important task.
It’s your duty, your civic obligation, to defend
the representation in government for which the
founders of the USA were willing to fight.
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