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Title: Project Veritas strikes again
Post by: Scout26 on September 18, 2012, 12:26:14 PM
Now we know how that unfunny comedian from Minnesota won a Senate seat.

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=GqMVxeZhflI
Title: Re: Project Veritas strikes again
Post by: AmbulanceDriver on September 18, 2012, 03:10:25 PM
You know, I was, well not skeptical, but wondered just how bad things were with regards to this.  I know Oregon is a sick joke as far as voter registration and fraud, but I really wondered how bad things were in other states.

Holy crap on a stick, Batman!   I love how un-concerned the .gov employees are - my favorite line was "We're not the police..."

Holy [censored][censored][censored].

While I would never advocate, you know, *breaking the law*....  If the law isn't gonna get fixed....   
Title: Re: Project Veritas strikes again
Post by: Jamisjockey on September 18, 2012, 04:02:19 PM
You know, I was, well not skeptical, but wondered just how bad things were with regards to this.  I know Oregon is a sick joke as far as voter registration and fraud, but I really wondered how bad things were in other states.

Holy crap on a stick, Batman!   I love how un-concerned the .gov employees are - my favorite line was "We're not the police..."

Holy [censored][censored][censored].

While I would never advocate, you know, *breaking the law*....  If the law isn't gonna get fixed....   

Eventually there are so many laws that people just don't care which ones they break. 
Title: Re: Project Veritas strikes again
Post by: kgbsquirrel on September 18, 2012, 06:18:48 PM
Eventually there are so many laws that people just don't care which ones they break. 


Or even know which they are breaking, so even if they would prefer to stay within the law they aren't even given the chance to make such a decision.
Title: Re: Project Veritas strikes again
Post by: Fjolnirsson on September 18, 2012, 08:41:17 PM
Eventually there are so many laws that people just don't care which ones they break. 

Pretty much, yeah. Reached that point in CA about eight years ago.