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It’s Come to This: UN to Monitor US Election Process

centexfarmer said:
Here in North Texas it's the same "gated" condo associations that vote Republican, and scream "Libertarian Values" as they're dragging your ass to court because they don't like your choice for Christmas Decorations, OR the lack thereof. ;)
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LOL liberals pull the same bullshit and I've been actively part of that too. When I was on the resident board in my old apartment association, one of our bylaws is that besides a number put on by the association, nothing can be on your door. Most people who try to hang decorations on during holidays will just get politely told to take them. There was a guy who hung a cross on his door and we told him several times to take it down (we cannot actively remove the items) until he was threatened with an eviction.

On the other side of the spectrum, my neighborhood in my hometown passively forbids any campaign signs at all. Bumper stickers are okay but nothing can be on your lawn. We actually chased out one of my neighbors back in 2008 for putting a McCain sign on his lawn. People would do the same for an Obama or an local politician's sign. My godmother actually holds the annual Christmas party in the neighborhood and it is THE party to go to. Not being invited means you're not welcome in the neighborhood.
 
BostonPirate said:
Oh sure

It takes a texan to tell a Bostonian what art is. I just have one thing to say to you... Perry. Now there's a piece of work. :=D:

meanwhile, back In Barney Frank's district the boys just dance till the sun comes up.

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Here in Texas the "tea baggers" would call that pornography, and while you're sleeping would come by and burn your house down. ;)

While you and your family were sleeping in it, and the locals would say that you deserved it.
 
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Art? Bunch of naked people jumping around on stage isn't art -- not really pornography either. Actually kind of stupid - except you see some average naked bodies. At least they could have picked some hot bodies for their little act.

Now centexfarmer, would they really burn you and your house down? no, I think they would laugh and shake their heads saying WTF

PS: How the heck did this thread come so far off subject.
 
Jack Springer said:
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Art? Bunch of naked people jumping around on stage isn't art -- not really pornography either. Actually kind of stupid - except you see some average naked bodies. At least they could have picked some hot bodies for their little act.

Now centexfarmer, would they really burn you and your house down? no, I think they would laugh and shake their heads saying WTF

PS: How the heck did this thread come so far off subject.
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Average? In what Olympian dimension do YOU live? There are very few people more athletic than a ballet dancer.
 
Corny would you please stick to the topic of naked tea bagging and purportedly out of shape tea baggers..... jeesh.
 
JayHawk said:
Corny would you please stick to the topic of naked tea bagging and purportedly out of shape tea baggers..... jeesh.
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I wouldn't mind if the naked tea baggers showed up at my election... something tells me it wouldn't be as poetic an event as this. Let the tea baggers near me....lol.

I report that stuff to the election officials.
 
Is it sabotage or sloppyness? Gee .. I wonder

 
^not surprised at all.

Not 100% on this but I always thought that voting must be conducted in a public building (e.g. school, community center etc.) which a church is not.
 
http://truth-out.org/news/item/1254...orting-function-of-untested-election-software

Ohio election law does not allow software or hardware to be used in election until it has been tested or certified by the Ohio Board of Voting Machine Examiners unless it is experimental. The confidential internal memos indicate that this software was never tested because of claims that it is not involved with the tabulation or communication of votes. Reporting election results from county tabulation systems to the secretary of state's office, which is the purpose of this software as explained by McClellan, is in fact communication of votes.
The potential federal illegality of this software has been hidden from public scrutiny by the Secretary of State's Election Counsel Brandi Seske. In a September 29 memo, Seske wrote, "Please see the attached letter from Matt Masterson regarding de minimis changes - one submitted by ES&S and one by Dominion Voting Systems. He has reviewed and approved the changes." "De minimis" is a legal term for minute. Federal election regulations have a very specific definition of de minimis. This definition was clarified to all state level agencies in a federal Elections Assistance Commission memo dated February 8, 2012 entitled "Software and Firmware modifications are not de minimis changes."
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The Ohio thing is a bit of a nightmare.
 
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