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This Past November Election Could Permanently Alter How a President is Chosen


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2020 Dec 9, 3:32pm   996 views  29 comments

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The handling of the November election could set a precedent that allows for disregard of state election laws by the state election commissions. Meaning, the election commissions would have more say in who takes office than the people living in the state.

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1   Karloff   2020 Dec 9, 4:16pm  

You will no longer vote for a president. One will be appointed for you by your betters. After all, they know what's best, and you're just an ignorant hick who can't be trusted with such important decisions.
2   FortwayeAsFuckJoeBiden   2020 Dec 9, 4:25pm  

2 digit iq morons who stuff ballot boxes get to choose presidents going forward. When BLM shantay tanisha brown picks, she picks for everyone.

Unless we stop this shit
3   NuttBoxer   2020 Dec 9, 4:55pm  

If it's allowed to stand, even more people will stop voting as they realize their vote will not be counted. That means they will stop looking to elected officials to solve their problems. That means they will start looking to themselves.
I believe letting this injustice ride will only hasten the decentralization already under way, as power continues to flow away from these phony government representatives (Congress, President, etc), and back to local communities.

So while I'm appalled by the injustice, I'm thrilled by the ramifications.
4   richwicks   2020 Dec 9, 5:00pm  

NuttBoxer says
If it's allowed to stand, even more people will stop voting as they realize their vote will not be counted. That means they will stop looking to elected officials to solve their problems. That means they will start looking to themselves.


People aren't looking for politicians to solve their problems, they are wanting politicians to stop causing their problems.

NuttBoxer says
I believe letting this injustice ride will only hasten the decentralization already under way, as power continues to flow away from these phony government representatives (Congress, President, etc), and back to local communities.


The government can completely ignore any oversight, whatsoever, of their duties to citizens - but they're not going to ever stop charging for the services that they used to provide and no longer do.

Do you think anybody in an area where the "police are defunded" just got a lower tax rate?

What we will get is no police, no schools, no social services, no firemen, nothing - but we'll still be charged at higher rates to pay for what we used to get.

You can't just let this government exist, it has to be dismantled.
5   HeadSet   2020 Dec 9, 5:12pm  

NuttBoxer says
If it's allowed to stand, even more people will stop voting as they realize their vote will not be counted. That means they will stop looking to elected officials to solve their problems. That means they will start looking to themselves.
I believe letting this injustice ride will only hasten the decentralization already under way, as power continues to flow away from these phony government representatives (Congress, President, etc), and back to local communities.

So while I'm appalled by the injustice, I'm thrilled by the ramifications.


No, when the elected officials no longer fear the voters, they will loot more and pass even more draconian laws. Imagine Newsome on steroids.
6   FortwayeAsFuckJoeBiden   2020 Dec 9, 5:17pm  

NuttBoxer says
If it's allowed to stand, even more people will stop voting as they realize their vote will not be counted. That means they will stop looking to elected officials to solve their problems. That means they will start looking to themselves.
I believe letting this injustice ride will only hasten the decentralization already under way, as power continues to flow away from these phony government representatives (Congress, President, etc), and back to local communities.

So while I'm appalled by the injustice, I'm thrilled by the ramifications.


It won’t. It’ll become like CA... auto win for socialists. Who are Republicans here? Nobody.
7   NuttBoxer   2020 Dec 9, 5:31pm  

Fortwaynemobile says
Who are Republicans here? Nobody.


Actually, I saw a map that showed areas where Trump gained more votes than '16, and your area was a big one.
8   NuttBoxer   2020 Dec 9, 5:33pm  

Look guys, governments biggest lie is making us believe we need them. Once people stop believing that en masse, how long do you think they'll be allowed to exist? Follow the dominoes, this loss of public trust will be HUGE if not checked.
9   RWSGFY   2020 Dec 9, 5:39pm  

richwicks says
What we will get is no police, no schools, no social services, no firemen, nothing - but we'll still be charged at higher rates to pay for what we used to get.


If there's no police how are they going to collect what they think you owe them? Send in Federales? There is not enough Federales.
10   ignoreme   2020 Dec 9, 6:26pm  

We’re going to China model. Small percentage of population is government elites. Medium amount of middle class with no power but too much to lose to risk rocking the boat. Large percentage of poor brutality oppressed.
11   FortwayeAsFuckJoeBiden   2020 Dec 9, 7:17pm  

NuttBoxer says
Fortwaynemobile says
Who are Republicans here? Nobody.


Actually, I saw a map that showed areas where Trump gained more votes than '16, and your area was a big one.


I guess, but it sure feels like Dems are on auto win here.
12   HeadSet   2020 Dec 9, 7:21pm  

FuckCCP89 says
richwicks says
What we will get is no police, no schools, no social services, no firemen, nothing - but we'll still be charged at higher rates to pay for what we used to get.


If there's no police how are they going to collect what they think you owe them? Send in Federales? There is not enough Federales.


Garnish bank accounts and wages, plus a lien on your house. Unless you are a gig worker, government bureaucrats will have first access to your paycheck.
13   just_passing_through   2020 Dec 9, 7:22pm  

HeadSet says
Garnish bank accounts and wages, plus a lien on your house. Unless you are a gig worker, government bureaucrats will have first access to your paycheck.


This is the main reason I suspect bitcorn might be sumpin.
14   PeopleUnited   2020 Dec 9, 9:04pm  

just_passing_through says
HeadSet says
Garnish bank accounts and wages, plus a lien on your house. Unless you are a gig worker, government bureaucrats will have first access to your paycheck.


This is the main reason I suspect bitcorn might be sumpin.


Don’t worry, the Feds will take care of that too. Already have shown they can.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/11/06/business/bitcoin-seized-silk-road-ulbricht/index.html
15   RWSGFY   2020 Dec 9, 9:06pm  

HeadSet says
Garnish bank accounts and wages, plus a lien on your house. Unless you are a gig worker, government bureaucrats will have first access to your paycheck.


Fair enough. But evicting someone for not paying their mortgage and property taxes does require boots on the ground. No police - no boots - no evictions - no fucking property taxes.
16   Patrick   2020 Dec 9, 9:09pm  

Karloff says
You will no longer vote for a president. One will be appointed for you by your betters. After all, they know what's best, and you're just an ignorant hick who can't be trusted with such important decisions.


I had a girlfriend who went to Harvard. I even lived with her in the dorm for a semester (Adams House).

I once suggested the idea of direct democracy to her, where everyone votes on every law. She was horrified that ordinary people would then have direct input into making laws, because they seemed much too stupid to be trusted with something like that.

There really is an elitism that is taught at universities, and the more elite the university, the more it's taught. "It's a big club, and you and I ain't in it." - George Carlin

I made the mistake of listening to NPR again after six months off, and the first thing I heard was how "Trump voters don't trust the expert class." Lord, the very term "expert class" reeks of that same elitism.
17   BayArea   2020 Dec 9, 10:28pm  

You simply cannot have a scenario where one candidate is up on the evening of the election and another is up the next day.

No more mail in voting allowed after this.
18   PeopleUnited   2020 Dec 10, 6:41am  

Patrick says
She was horrified that ordinary people would then have direct input into making laws, because they seemed much too stupid to be trusted with something like that.


And the irony is that nearly half the country was so stupid and brainwashed by corporate media that they voted for a senile career criminal bought and paid for by the CCP.

Under these circumstances why should those idiots vote? They are owned by the corporations they serve.
19   RC2006   2020 Dec 10, 6:50am  

In the future bullets will replace ballots, thanks dems and don't come crying when you reap what you sow.
20   Bd6r   2020 Dec 10, 8:57am  

FuckCCP89 says
If there's no police how are they going to collect what they think you owe them?

send in social workers who will annoy you to death
21   FuckTheMainstreamMedia   2020 Dec 10, 9:05am  

BayArea says
You simply cannot have a scenario where one candidate is up on the evening of the election and another is up the next day.

No more mail in voting allowed after this.


Impossible. The Dems have succeeded propagandizing the silly trivialized “every vote counts” and watered things down in the voting process to where no ID is necessary making it possible for illegal aliens to vote.

Unless the SCOTUS rules these measures illegal and requires ID, it’s all over.
22   NuttBoxer   2020 Dec 10, 9:50pm  

Fortwaynemobile says
I guess, but it sure feels like Dems are on auto win here.


For sure, but things are changing.
23   SunnyvaleCA   2020 Dec 11, 2:46am  

Vote-by-mail coupled with vote harvesting (going door-to-door collecting ballots from people) has lowered the barrier to voting so far that it's now, at best, just a popularity contest. And that's a generous summary that doesn't even count the additional fraud possibilities. If the country is to regain any semblance of sanity, the barriers to voting should be raised considerably. In-person voting, voter ID, standing in line for 20 minutes, etc.

So, yes, elections appear to be permanently altered. In a race to the bottom of voter quality, we've just about hit the bottom. If the progressives have their way, we have an additional 30 or 40 million new illiterate voters from 3rd-world countries and we'll have 16 year olds voting. Then, for sure, we'll be at the bottom.
24   HeadSet   2020 Dec 11, 11:59am  

NuttBoxer says
Fortwaynemobile says
I guess, but it sure feels like Dems are on auto win here.


For sure, but things are changing.


Things are changing? All the Dems have to do to win now is flood the precincts with false ballots in the large population centers controlled by Dems. Even if the state is virtually all Red outside the cities, the cities can have 3 AM ballot dumps that are counted and not allowed to be challenged. Poof, Blue in all statewide elections.
25   FortwayeAsFuckJoeBiden   2020 Dec 11, 12:07pm  

NuttBoxer says
Fortwaynemobile says
I guess, but it sure feels like Dems are on auto win here.


For sure, but things are changing.


It was 70/30 last election. That’s not changing, that’s autowin. Republicans only hope here is to grow balls and be meaningful, but they are unlikely to do that too. So left auto wins.
26   NuttBoxer   2020 Dec 11, 10:42pm  

HeadSet says
Things are changing? All the Dems have to do to win now is flood the precincts with false ballots in the large population centers controlled by Dems. Even if the state is virtually all Red outside the cities, the cities can have 3 AM ballot dumps that are counted and not allowed to be challenged. Poof, Blue in all statewide elections.


You should probably go back and read the beginning of this starting with OP.

And I'm sure pure-as-the-driven-snow Republicans, who go to church Sunday, and drone a middle eastern family Monday would never think to use the same strategy. But as I've said elsewhere, doesn't matter, cuz this system won't last another four years.
27   NuttBoxer   2020 Dec 11, 10:48pm  

Fortwaynemobile says
It was 70/30 last election. That’s not changing, that’s autowin. Republicans only hope here is to grow balls and be meaningful, but they are unlikely to do that too. So left auto wins.


https://www.nytimes3xbfgragh.onion/2020/12/07/upshot/trump-election-vote-shift.html

Sometimes I think you guys are aspiring masochists, you seem to enjoy pretending the world is against you.
28   PeopleUnited   2020 Dec 16, 12:42am  

SunnyvaleCA says
Vote-by-mail coupled with vote harvesting (going door-to-door collecting ballots from people) has lowered the barrier to voting so far that it's now, at best, just a popularity contest. And that's a generous summary that doesn't even count the additional fraud possibilities. If the country is to regain any semblance of sanity, the barriers to voting should be raised considerably. In-person voting, voter ID, standing in line for 20 minutes, etc.

So, yes, elections appear to be permanently altered. In a race to the bottom of voter quality, we've just about hit the bottom. If the progressives have their way, we have an additional 30 or 40 million new illiterate voters from 3rd-world countries and we'll have 16 year olds voting. Then, for sure, we'll be at the bottom.


If this election was decided by a popularity contest we know who won. Look at the rally attendance.

No this election was “decided” by the corporations and wealthy people who saw this administration as putting Americans first, instead of the wealthy corporations.
29   Ceffer   2020 Dec 16, 1:41am  

The lazy, corrupt doofus candidate is the one who has been promised the fixed election? Trump overwhelmed the Dominion Hammer and Scorecard algorithms in both 2016 and 2020, which necessitated the hands on ballot stuffing with faked and printed ballots and local poll tampering in 2020 to put things over the top. They didn't have that backstop implemented to the same extent in 2016.

Of course, one might be scratching one's head over Obama as well, since the longer history of election fraud is beginning to come out.

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