On Oct 30, 11:50*am, (z z) wrote:


> I usually vote straight party which leaves me just the local offices to
> vote individually on-and I haven't the faintest idea who any of them
> are. LOL If you hyphenate your name I vote against you. if your name has
> the slightest hint of "preciousness" I vote against you because you are
> most likely from one of the ruined generations. This includes the
> Tiffany's Stephanie's and Buffy's of the world. If your name is germanic
> I vote for you but wouldn't want to live with you. If your name is irish
> I vote against you but would love to party with you. If its a choice
> between female and male, I vote male. Profiling of the 21st Century lol.



Actually not a bad idea to not only vote but to give one's reasons
for doing so. And people are actually hired to read the voting
reports and file them into computers. Everyone who supports voting
should support the open vote. That is the opposite of the anonymous
vote. We're not living under a brutal regime, yet, so what's the fear
of revealing your vote and who you voted the way you did? I think it
should be mandatory that those who vote declare their allegiance to
that candidate by making their vote public as well as their reasons
for making it. Then later if they are brought to trial as one who
voted for someone who turned out to be evil they will be called forth
to testify at the tyrant's trial. "Is it not true that on Novemember
4th of the year 2012 you did willingly vote for this man, and if so,
could you please tell the court exactly why?"

TJ