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Uk is rubbish compared to USA, it's bigger for a start.
P.S. you suck
P.S. you suck
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You dirty commie!!!
And I bet you smoke too!!!!
And I bet you smoke too!!!!
unknown kernel wrote:
> And 25% of them voted for George Bush, so 1 in 4 have been
> scientifically proven to be stupid.
hay if only 25% of them voted for how can he be leader??????????????
> And 25% of them voted for George Bush, so 1 in 4 have been
> scientifically proven to be stupid.
hay if only 25% of them voted for how can he be leader??????????????
becos the other 75% are too stupid to realise wot is going on!!!!!
Good question.
Bell, wanna take this one?
I'll say it has something to do with a vast majority of Florida voters being black and traditionally democrats.
And it also has something to do with Bush's brother Jeb, governor of Florida, assisting in making the following voters ineligible to vote:
Anybody convicted of a crime within the past 5 years.
Anybody with the same surname as above
Anybody sharing the same birthday as the above
Anybody living in Florida from out of state convicted of a felony within the past 5 years (guess which county gave them that list? Texas. Governor of Texas? Thaaaaat's right, one George W Bush)
Which made roughly (you need to check the figures because I'm off to the pub) about 30% of black Floridians ineligible to vote.
Also have a look for the fiasco of foreign-based votes being collected and counted after the deadline once it became clear that Gore had a lead.
Bell, wanna take this one?
I'll say it has something to do with a vast majority of Florida voters being black and traditionally democrats.
And it also has something to do with Bush's brother Jeb, governor of Florida, assisting in making the following voters ineligible to vote:
Anybody convicted of a crime within the past 5 years.
Anybody with the same surname as above
Anybody sharing the same birthday as the above
Anybody living in Florida from out of state convicted of a felony within the past 5 years (guess which county gave them that list? Texas. Governor of Texas? Thaaaaat's right, one George W Bush)
Which made roughly (you need to check the figures because I'm off to the pub) about 30% of black Floridians ineligible to vote.
Also have a look for the fiasco of foreign-based votes being collected and counted after the deadline once it became clear that Gore had a lead.
Goatboy wrote:
> You dirty commie!!!
> And I bet you smoke too!!!!
I'm a dirty commie, but I stopped smoking a few years ago. This time next year I'll be bombing Eye-ran.
> You dirty commie!!!
> And I bet you smoke too!!!!
I'm a dirty commie, but I stopped smoking a few years ago. This time next year I'll be bombing Eye-ran.
Goatboy wrote:
> Good question.
> Bell, wanna take this one?
>
> I'll say it has something to do with a vast majority of Florida
> voters being black and traditionally democrats.
> And it also has something to do with Bush's brother Jeb, governor of
> Florida, assisting in making the following voters ineligible to
> vote:
>
> Anybody convicted of a crime within the past 5 years.
> Anybody with the same surname as above
> Anybody sharing the same birthday as the above
> Anybody living in Florida from out of state convicted of a felony
> within the past 5 years (guess which county gave them that list?
> Texas. Governor of Texas? Thaaaaat's right, one George W Bush)
>
> Which made roughly (you need to check the figures because I'm off to
> the pub) about 30% of black Floridians ineligible to vote.
> Also have a look for the fiasco of foreign-based votes being
> collected and counted after the deadline once it became clear that
> Gore had a lead.
Not to mention the Democrats being prevented from having recounts in the state by the local and supreme court, with a 50/50 split of Republican/Democrat Judges, and the Democrats not wanting to count the votes of military personel stationed overseas in certain cases - traditionally Republican voters - and a whole lot more that I really can't remember, but I'll go find the old topic I posted it in...
> Good question.
> Bell, wanna take this one?
>
> I'll say it has something to do with a vast majority of Florida
> voters being black and traditionally democrats.
> And it also has something to do with Bush's brother Jeb, governor of
> Florida, assisting in making the following voters ineligible to
> vote:
>
> Anybody convicted of a crime within the past 5 years.
> Anybody with the same surname as above
> Anybody sharing the same birthday as the above
> Anybody living in Florida from out of state convicted of a felony
> within the past 5 years (guess which county gave them that list?
> Texas. Governor of Texas? Thaaaaat's right, one George W Bush)
>
> Which made roughly (you need to check the figures because I'm off to
> the pub) about 30% of black Floridians ineligible to vote.
> Also have a look for the fiasco of foreign-based votes being
> collected and counted after the deadline once it became clear that
> Gore had a lead.
Not to mention the Democrats being prevented from having recounts in the state by the local and supreme court, with a 50/50 split of Republican/Democrat Judges, and the Democrats not wanting to count the votes of military personel stationed overseas in certain cases - traditionally Republican voters - and a whole lot more that I really can't remember, but I'll go find the old topic I posted it in...
Damned if I can find it, suffice to say for every 1 thing Republicans did the Democrats did about 5, and then cried when they lost.
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