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 Tonight I cling tightly to my guns and bible... for tomorrow secession is at hand! To the online petitions, gentlemen! | 
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 Rockefeller and Rothschild would have already agreed the outcome in advance, that is why the voter fraud is needed, as they already have the new president decided well in advance. Sometimes the voter fraud doesn't quite work out, like with Bush/Gore, Bush was lined up to be in the throne for the 9/11 False Flag, but the voter fraud didn't quite do it's job. The 2000 election was a great chance to see what happens when the smoke and mirrors are switched off. The people do not decide anymore, those days are long gone. All that matters is that you think you decide. | 
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 Odd how this moron buzzard shows up out of nowhere and posts his bullshit in every conspiracy thread lately. I don't know why but gfy attracts so many nutters lately... There isn't a single day where there is no conspiracy thread on the frontpage. | 
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 --- whine whine whine, all they ever do is fucking whine. what a bunch of limp dick couch warriors. boo hoo hoo. heads up their asses too much to run a decent campaign, and now they cry. | 
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 Clairly biased article. Intertionally, there is a lot of talk about voter supression in the US. There have been a few documentaries about it that aired in Canada before the elections. All of them were talking about the republican party voter supression schemes. Get your head out of your ass. | 
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 Didn't Romneys son own the company who makes the counting machines? IF so, this does even more to make these claims look foolish. | 
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 The one about the vote machine changing from Romney to Obama, pretty sure the video showed the exact opposite. | 
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 People in Ohio were shocked to learn that election day they had already voted. That's not a fact of any kind... | 
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 Ending up with 19,605 Obama vs. 0 Romney is so highly improbable, that it is not even worth doing the math to demonstrate. It wouldn't happen if the same election was repeated millions of times. And i'm not defending or attacking either. I couldn't fucking care less who finally drives the USA off the cliff its headed towards. I was simply commenting on the math and seemingly obvious fact that its nearly impossible to have 19,605 votes for one candidate and 0 for the other. | 
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 Are you implying that people are voting based solely on race? I.e. blacks vote only for blacks with no other possible outcomes? Or that there are no black Republicans in the State? Which is it? | 
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 That said, the story could be full of shit, and/or a legitimate mistake happened, and/or it was fraud but both sides were doing it. Any of those to me seems a lot more likely than Obama stole the election and Romney was some kind of angel throughout the whole process. | 
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 If Republican values and ideas were rejected (which is more likely why they lost) and there's a shift to more liberal thinking, then some people are going to cry about that being the beginning of the end. It's actually progress to have those nutbags shut down for a while until they can get on the same page with people who live in reality. What does the right stand for that has any value to regular folk? They appear to hate women, immigrants, government aid(not handouts). The only thing they seem to care about is business, business, business, bootstraps yada yada. They can keep trumpeting that bullshit for the next four years, and watch what it'll get them. It'll be the first woman in the White House next. I saw a video of the Republican governors, and they were sitting around trying to figure out why they lost, and coming up with ideas for new strategies. It was a bunch of old, fat white men which tells you a lot right of the bat -- but there was no self-blame for their crappy message. They're oblivious to the fact that they're a bunch of old white assholes, and we're going to be better off when they start dying off in a couple of years. Good riddance. | 
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 Your simplistic distillation of the views of 1/2 of the population of a nation perfectly exemplifies that. "they hate...", "they this",... "they the other thing",... "they they they they they...". "They are so terrible", yet "they" will spend the same amount of time in the White House over time as those you support. It's a funny way to see the world. It makes no sense and the logic is wrought with such obvious flaws. Interestingly, you've boxed yourself in with such twisted reasoning and the only way you can reconcile the obvious flaws in this thinking (namely, relying heavily the idea that 1/2 of a countries population must be crazy, hateful and mean), since they don't agree with you and you can't make sense of it. Such denial and arrogance. | 
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