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Originally posted by rue:
So, Saint Rap, self-appointed martyr for the 'truth', hypocrisy practitioner and racist bigot

How about that 95% of Americans who don't pay taxes !

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Originally posted by rue:
Heee heee heee ...

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Originally posted by AURaptor:
Could be that the sound man was quite young, and the one who told him to 'sit down' was older and couldn't see ?

Sometimes 'boy' actually mans ' boy '.

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...it's just him having some fun by getting other people all worked up.

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It's when folk try to silence any viewpoint not in agreement with their own that I get pissed about it.

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Aww, and I don't make that list ?

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Originally posted by rue:
So, Saint Rap, self-appointed martyr for the 'truth', hypocrisy practitioner and racist bigot

How about that 95% of Americans who don't pay taxes !

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"Quick! Look over there!"

Whooosh.

Rapo's gone from that discussion in a flash!



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Originally posted by AURaptor:
Could be that the sound man was quite young, and the one who told him to 'sit down' was older and couldn't see ?

Sometimes 'boy' actually mans ' boy '.

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What's with this crazy pollyanna routine? Seriously, AURaptor, what the heck are you doing? The man was called a--get this--"racial epithet" first. That's pretty much guaranteed to be the "n-word." Folks at multiple rallies shout "Kill him!" and "Treason!" when the candidates are talking about Barack Obama and here (presumably) it's the n-word flung at a camera man. In your view, at what point does it even become POSSIBLE that these folks were being vicious?

HKCavalier

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voter fraud get started, like in Florida and Ohio

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voter fraud get started, like in Florida and Ohio

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Ohio lawsuit ongoing even as we speak, boy.

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Is that the one where ACORN signed up phony voters ?

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Or, it could be the entire episode never actually happened. Ever think of that one, genius? Or do you automatically put all your faith on what's presented by your glorious main stream news paper? Hell, you're adding to the fairy tale right now! We went from an initial report of ONE man yelling in a crowd of some 20,000, to " folks at multiple rallies ". And ' boy ', could have easily meant 'son', and yet , IF IT EVEN OCCURRED, you want to equate it to 'nigger'. Classic.

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Is that the one where ACORN signed up phony voters ?

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The GOP's ACORN 'Voter Fraud' Canard Appears Again, This Time in U.S. Attorney Purge Scandal
NM's David Iglesias (A BUSH appointeee) Pressured by Republicans to Bring 'Voter Fraud' Charges Against Voter Registration Group
But Prosecutor Found No Case Worth Bringing...


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Originally posted by rue:
Now, compare this with the repubican purging of 40,000 voters off the Florida registration lists alone.

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Last week, VR interviewed GOP Cyber security expert Stephen Spoonamore about the upcoming election and his testimony in the new Ohio litigation to take depositions of Karl Rove and others.
The video is posted in full below with ten short clips for You Tube viewing. This interview is so important and explosive that we urge everyone to watch it.

Spoonamore says that the GOP wanted e-voting to steal elections but now foreign governments will be hacking and the winner will be determined by the best hackers. He says that if the GOP wins the hacking competition, McCain will win 51.2 percent with three electoral votes over Obama, and it will be a stolen election. Spoon also makes a crucial point about the people who have been implicated in much of the election theft: "They are religious extremists." He names those who know about stolen elections, and he insists that the only way to protect this election is with paper ballots, hand-counted. Check out this extraordinary interview here.

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Originally posted by rue:
Saint Rap, self-appointed martyr for the 'truth',

"No such thing happened."

Ohhhh goody ! ANOTHER quote to add to my list !

How about that 95% of Americans who pay no income tax ?
The ROARING ON FIRE economy ...
The stockpiles of WMDs around Tikrit and Baghdad and east, west, south and north somewhat ...

EEHhhh ??!!

EEEEHhhhhh ??!!


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BTW: You can't handle the truth !

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One outcome of this year's presidential election is already certain: people will show up to vote and find they have been wrongly taken off the rolls. The lists of eligible voters kept by localities around the country are the gateway to democracy, and they are also a national scandal. In 2000, the American public saw, in Katherine Harris's massive purge of eligible voters in Florida, how easy it is for registered voters to lose their rights by bureaucratic fiat. Missouri's voting-list problems received far less attention, but may have disenfranchised more eligible voters....

Ms. Harris's 2000 purge in Florida is a classic case. Before it began, Ms. Harris cast a cloud of suspicion over the process by signing on as co-chairwoman of the Florida Bush campaign while she also served as the state's top election official. The purge itself required sensitive judgment calls, notably when to regard
a name on a list of convicted felons as a valid match with a name on the voting rolls. According to postelection testimony before the United States Commission on Civil Rights, Ms. Harris's office overruled the advice of the private firm that compiled the felon list and called for removing not just names that were an exact match, but ones that were highly inexact. Thousands of Florida voters ended up being
wrongly purged. After a federal lawsuit that followed the infamous 2000 election, Florida restored some voters to the rolls...

In Missouri, St. Louis election officials kept an "inactive voters list" of people they had been unable to contact by mail. Voters on the list, which ballooned to more than 54,000 names in a city where only 125,230 people voted, had a legal right to cast their ballots, but election officials put up enormous barriers. When inactive voters showed up to vote, poll workers had to confirm their registration with the board of elections downtown. Phone lines there were busy all day, and hundreds of voters traveled downtown in person, spending hours trying to vindicate their right to vote. The board admitted later that "a significant number" were not processed before the polls closed. After the election, the St. Louis board of elections settled a lawsuit by promising to have a copy of the
inactive voters list available at every voting precinct, and to upgrade its phone service.

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Originally posted by rue:
"There was no intentional purging of Dem voters in 2000. No such thing happened."

Better ?

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Originally posted by SignyM:
However, there WAS intent to purge as many people as possible from the voter rolls. Harris herself went against the written advice of the company that was handling the purge. Right?

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Originally posted by SignyM:
So, FLA didn't "need" a cross-check? Why not? Harris et al must have been very comfortable with the idea of "scrubbing" innocent people off the voter rolls to the point of going against the technical advice of the company doing the purge.

Why is that do you suppose, Rapo?

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Arnt ex-felons not allowed to vote anyways?

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In May, Harris sent on the new, improved scrub sheets to the county election boards.

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Originally posted by SignyM:
Yanno what, Rue? I think we've made our point. Not with Rapo of course, because in HIS world only "they" commit crimes. But I think other conservatives realize that it's not just "them" (liberals, Democrats, blacks and the poor), it's the Republican Party as well.

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Originally posted by rue:
Links, cites ... you know, facts please.

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