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GarroHorus

(1,055 posts)
22. Over 30 years of managing IT in all towers.
Thu Jun 7, 2012, 09:37 AM
Jun 2012

Here's a clue for you, James O'Keefe thought it was "child's play" to steal a dead person's identity, register to vote and vote with that identity. He captured it all on camera, too.

He faces arrest if he enters New Hampshire.

Just because something can be done does not mean it is "child's play" when that something is illegal.

It may be "child's play" to hack into a company's customer database and steal credit card numbers. People go to prison for it, so it is anything but "child's play".

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+1....n/t Bonhomme Richard Jun 2012 #1
They started being wrong when certain people started systematically lying to pollsters. Old Union Guy Jun 2012 #2
Do you have evidence of a systematic campaign to lie to pollsters? Bjorn Against Jun 2012 #5
Of course it would make sense. Old and In the Way Jun 2012 #10
It happenes in the uk too. People sometimes will lie to exit pollsters. hrmjustin Jun 2012 #30
On average, conservatives respond less to exit polls. So it bumps up democrats. And if said polls applegrove Jun 2012 #12
Yeah! And after 2 centuries of voting, the big difference began to show up EXACTLY when Cal33 Jun 2012 #35
It is not just paperless voting machines... Bjorn Against Jun 2012 #3
+1 crazylikafox Jun 2012 #34
How dare you question the integrity of the glorious American voting system. tridim Jun 2012 #4
I know we have 2 camps here at D.U. Denninmi Jun 2012 #6
Sorry... a 57% turnout was not going to win for the Dems. HooptieWagon Jun 2012 #7
So conveniently as soon as we get rainy Jun 2012 #8
Not true... Drunken Irishman Jun 2012 #9
Yes, speaking as a professional computer programmer, I agree with you. Hacking the vote machines is ladjf Jun 2012 #11
If hacking the vote machines is 'child's play'... GarroHorus Jun 2012 #14
You imagine it can't be done? gkhouston Jun 2012 #15
That's no different than the asshole who tried to register as a dead guy while filming it. GarroHorus Jun 2012 #16
False equivalence, but thanks for playing. n/t gkhouston Jun 2012 #17
I knew you'd play that card. GarroHorus Jun 2012 #18
I undertsand how you feel, but walker won and we need to accept that... hrmjustin Jun 2012 #31
A. I'm not a crook and B. No one has asked me. nt ladjf Jun 2012 #19
C. You just showed that it is not 'child's play'. n/t GarroHorus Jun 2012 #20
My credentials are over 30 years computer programming and data analysis. What are yours? ladjf Jun 2012 #21
Over 30 years of managing IT in all towers. GarroHorus Jun 2012 #22
If you had read my post, my first statement was that I was not a ladjf Jun 2012 #23
Your first statement was the statement that proved it is not 'child's play' GarroHorus Jun 2012 #24
"Batshit Loony" is joining a new website, TBF Jun 2012 #26
+1000 cyberswede Jun 2012 #27
Thank you. I presumed your point to be the case. However, when I ladjf Jun 2012 #32
I'd say it goes back to a time when election equipment could be accessed via the 'net. n/t gkhouston Jun 2012 #13
Don't ya love how the U.S. uses exit polling for other "less democratic" countries... polichick Jun 2012 #25
A lot of us vote by mail CreekDog Jun 2012 #28
Exit polls are not always accurate. Look at the internal numbers. hrmjustin Jun 2012 #29
I cringe when I see or hear "The exit polls were wrong." GoCubsGo Jun 2012 #33
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