I know I'm paranoid, but I'm afraid that our city councils probably pick the winners of each district. Or maybe somone else does, unless the percentages are so overwhelming that they'd know they'd raise suspicions if they did not award the correct winner.
Anyone know how our ballots are counted, and how many people watch? Can they load them up on to a truck, drive somewhere, and maybe have a chance to unload a different ballot box for all to count?
I'd just feel better if someone would convince me that how we vote is only rigged by the media swaying voters, or by disorganized, random ballot tampering at the local level, and some centralized conspiracy.
A smart puppent master would not rig every election. They would just rig enough of them (the ones close to 50-50) so that they had just enough power to stay in power. They also use the media to hide stuff from voters, and other subtle means that cumulatively add up to keeping the will of the people at 40% or less in the legislatures and congress. And they'd give us fake gallop polls to make us think that we were a 45% minority when we are really a 60% majority, so we'd go along with it.
Anyone know how our ballots are counted, and how many people watch? Can they load them up on to a truck, drive somewhere, and maybe have a chance to unload a different ballot box for all to count?
I'd just feel better if someone would convince me that how we vote is only rigged by the media swaying voters, or by disorganized, random ballot tampering at the local level, and some centralized conspiracy.
A smart puppent master would not rig every election. They would just rig enough of them (the ones close to 50-50) so that they had just enough power to stay in power. They also use the media to hide stuff from voters, and other subtle means that cumulatively add up to keeping the will of the people at 40% or less in the legislatures and congress. And they'd give us fake gallop polls to make us think that we were a 45% minority when we are really a 60% majority, so we'd go along with it.
