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Bobby's avatar

OK, I know ANY time you have software involved, there is a chance (and not a small one) that something will go wrong. So I am surprised, and no one else should be, that problems will arise with software oriented voting. I get that. So I have two questions:

1. Why is it that when people properly point out the problems with such a system, others demonize them as "election deniers" when what they are pointing out is the truth?

2. Why the HELL do we even have these machines? They don't save time, they don't save money, and they don't instill confidence in the election process. We got by for hundreds of years without them and didn't have these problems. Now we are plagued by them. Just get rid of them already and all this "suspicion" of election fraud and incompetence will go away, and we will get results much faster since there won't be lawsuits, etc.

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Yarrow's avatar

I made a bet with myself that the 'glitch' would go that direction and not the other. I must be psychic or something!

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