Best Way To Prove Elections Are Rigged?

There are many people in this country that do not believe the election process is valid. They think everything is rigged. The powers that be pull the strings and choose the "elected" officials. Not just POTUS, but all of the elections are fixed. They think voting is a waste of time. Many people just do not vote because they think it is a waste of time.

They are mostly right. Elections are a huge waste of time. Voting is not the way to change it though.

Unless...the people that think elections are not rigged want to get proof...How can it be proved the elections are rigged?

Okay, there are 2 ways to accomplish this, one would be for everyone in the entire country to not vote, for this to work absolutely NOBODY can vote, it would be very hard for them to fake that one, no votes, no elected official, then what?

The other way would be for everyone to agree on a fictitious candidate and do a nationwide voting with a write in candidate,
say Donald K. Duck...if there is 50 million write in votes for the Duck it will be a lot of fun to see them explain that away.

Unfortunately, even if most agreed not to vote or to do a write in campaign, they would end up fighting over which one of these ways would be the best way to prove the elections are rigged.

originally posted by: soulpowertothendegree

Unfortunately, even if most agreed not to vote or to do a write in campaign, they would end up fighting over which one of these ways would be the best way to prove the elections are rigged.

And in the end I bet most would flake out on the plan and fall back to their favorite lame candidate.

Sounds like yet another big government system fail.

To prove the elections are rigged all you have to do is research the last 2 presidential elections to see that.. Specifically look up Ron Paul and look how the media(the owners mouthpiece) treated him..

Then you will see how all good things like rigging and #.. Plus since there is no paper trail to the person you voted for you can no prove you voted for the duck guy..

All bases covered.. But like playing in a casino knowing you are going to lose.. You get what you deserve... Me.. I choose not to play in a game that is stacked against me.. Also can not blame me for the idiots someone supposedly voted for in Presidential Idol.

Here is 23 mins of the Ron Paul BS and MSN.

Oh man....this one should be good.
Keepn my eyeball on this here thread.

Have 99% percent of voters complete a third party balot verification. Basically tell us who you voted for and we will tell you who the people really chose.

However this would never work. Some troll will always lie just because they can.

I figured Bush's second "victory" was a good example. If that didn't scream shenanigans, I don't know what would.

No way I'm voting for Donald Duck. He's hard to understand and I can't agree with his "no pants" policy. I might go for a Dale Gribble / Rusty Shackleford ticket, though.

a reply to: soulpowertothendegree

Who is Donald K Duck??

a reply to: soulpowertothendegree

I don't think that our votes count for much. In the end the final decision is made by the Electoral College; at least that's what I was taught in school.

a reply to: soulpowertothendegree

...Or if masses of voters video record their votes.

S+F for you.

However, I am someone who believes the elections are fixed -- at least in the major swing states of Florida and Ohio. They were seized under the guise of 'election reform' after the 2000 and 2004 elections. I have spent a lot of time researching those reforms, and you won't find my take anywhere on the internet.

One of my favorite examples of what I am alleging happened in Ohio. Remember Joe the Plumber, in 2008? Remember how democrats 'somehow' got the dirt on Joe's child support record from the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services (ODJFS) Database?

Well, in 2006, ACORN and two women filed suit against Ohio SOS, Ken Blackwell, to push through a type of voter registration reform. The entire suit was bizarre and came about because Ken Blackwell failed to put voter registration forms in all the ODJFS offices -- after he was warned repeatedly to do so or face a lawsuit. All he had to do was tell the person working under him to make sure it got done. But he didn't. And after ACORN won that lawsuit, ALL of the voter registration information for every social welfare client had to be recorded on the ODJFS database -- regardless of whether a client wanted to register or not -- even their signatures. And we all know that database is anything but secure from prying eyes.

That is one of many *eyebrow raising* reforms we've been 'blessed' with 'for our own good.'

What isn't 'fixed' is manipulated with planted scandals (like Hillary's email scandal) and planted candidates (like Donald Trump). The two parties are in on it together, and the bitter partisan divide prevents the voters from seeing the obvious.

originally posted by: MiMiK

E-voting is a terrible idea. As is E-voter registration. The architects behind the TrustTheVote project came from nowhere and have some very unTRUSTworthy people working for them.

a reply to: VictorVonDoom

I like the no vote option the best, but you put up with Bush, but you won't put up with DKD? That makes no sense.

a reply to: MotherMayEye

You brought up an excellent point, they really only have to rig certain states, so, I guess it is not the entire election that needs to be rigged in order for them to change the outcome, unless it is state elections or city elections, or county elections, then I think the original premise still follows.

I still think not voting would be the best option if everyone refused to do so and just picketed the voting stations.

a reply to: Skid Mark

Well yeah, that is why I said it had to be absolute. NOBODY VOTES = NOBODY ELECTED. I would love to see how they explain that problem.

originally posted by: soulpowertothendegree
a reply to: Skid Mark

Well yeah, that is why I said it had to be absolute. NOBODY VOTES = NOBODY ELECTED. I would love to see how they explain that problem.

i refused to vote out of protest in 2012. But I was also told "i have no room to complain" and that it was "irresponsible." People have been indoctrinated to believe you must vote. I don't want to give them my vote to defile though.

And, yes, you can pretty much control the election if you can fix the vote in Ohio, Florida...and Michigan.

a reply to: MotherMayEye

I agree with George Carlin. He said that we have no choice. We have the illusion of choice.

a reply to: soulpowertothendegree

You don't have to rig votes you have to rig the compilation of the numbers. I would go with write in. It shows you would show up and participate if the system were legit.

Maybe Ron Paul is a good choice?

originally posted by: soulpowertothendegree
a reply to: VictorVonDoom

I like the no vote option the best, but you put up with Bush, but you won't put up with DKD? That makes no sense.

Oh, no! I'd pick Duck over Bush any day!

I always vote, though. Last three Presidential elections I wrote in Ron Paul, and I'll probably do it again next year. I want to maintain my eligibility for jury duty. We may not be able to make a difference in the voting booth but we still can in the jury box.

Of course its all rigged. Remember Ron Paul,Mitt and that fight for Republican nomination? here read this
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