-New Zeland

QuoteAs we think about the possibility that Prop 8 was not really passed by California's voters, let's note something that the press, and others, won't discuss: i.e., that the entire apparatus of computerized voting in this country--the e-voting machines and op-scans and central tabulators, etc.--is largely owned by members of the Christianist far right.

Diebold and ES&S were both begun by Bob and Todd Urosevich, two ardent Oklahoma theocrats, while Triad, which makes the central vote tabulators used in Ohio in 2004, is owned by the Rapp family. SmartTech, the company that helped Bush/Cheney steal that state, is owned by evangelical Jeff Averbeck; and his associate Mike Connell, owner of GovTech Solutions, which also helped to steal Ohio, among other races, was motivated to such work by his desire "to save the babies," according to Stephen Spoonamore.

Why are there so many Christianists among the owners of those companies?

Because the rigging of elections is the only way that that fringe movement ever could impose its theocratic program on the rest of us. As Paul Weyrich used to say out loud, the Christianists despise democracy. After all, that system, if allowed to stand, would put the sinful secular majority in charge--and that can't be allowed.

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It was really passed, we were out campaigned.  *shrug*

I doubt that they would make 8 pass, and let Obama win.  Hard to figure.

I think we should assume the worst and prepare our armies for war!

Armies of the queer Vs the Armies of the righteous.

Bring it on.

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Quote from: Rebis on November 16, 2008, 09:29:28 PM
I think we should assume the worst and prepare our armies for war!

Armies of the queer Vs the Armies of the righteous.

Please feel free to draft us for'ners in as well.

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Nutcase.

~Simone.

For'ners are always welcome.

According to your avatar, I believe you would be considered a Fur'ner.