It is absolutely sickening that when it comes to political gambits, people don't respect the rules of competition.
On top of that, alleged "cheating" is always part of the electoral process; each side is always more than happy to criticize how the other side won, after accepting their own means of the same kind of method.
On top of that, the notion that even after the Electoral College has officiated the votes, after the investigation was run, people want to make accusations of dishonest ballots based on hearsay newspapers that are held accountable by absolutely nothing to tell the truth.
Therein is a big lack of competitive ethics, and good character. Once again, it's textbook election cheating, and it's competitive cheating. It's cheap-shotting, and it's forcing a victory by trophy-stealing.
When will we stop giving power to vocal, spastic shot-callers?
Why do we have people playing by the rules they choose to play by?
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.@DZukovin They - you. - do what you can get away with. They play by the rules....but some of the rules are hidden in the documents and long-winded 'legaleeze" contracts.
I hand it to Trump. He warned us in the debates with Hillary; he said it more than once ""I took advantage of loopholes" - He may have a low reading level...and make dumb and arrogant remarks...but he knows exactly what he can get away with.
You say "It is absolutely sickening"....don't get sick....get busy. Contact your congress people. Contact your senators. Keep calling. Keep signing petitions. If you got $$ keep donating to causes you support.
I think this is the one we all should be focused on;
Robecology
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Dec 21, 2020
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I think the biggest mistake we made in the past two decades - that encouraged all this cheating and greed - is the passage of "Citizen's United" amendment to the constitution. It sound's so "user friendly" but what it means....simply....is that anyone can donate any amount - anonymously - to any candidate.
It allows what we used to call "payola" or "bribery"...or paying off politicians.
It will take a 2/3 vote in both houses and a signature by the president to amend it...but we must. It's crucial;
Robecology
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Dec 18, 2020
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We need a “rules of competition” law to replace a lot of bad legal code.
@DZhukovin They - you. - do what you can get away with.
They play by the rules....but some of the rules are hidden in the documents and long-winded 'legaleeze" contracts.
I hand it to Trump. He warned us in the debates with Hillary; he said it more than once ""I took advantage of loopholes" - He may have a low reading level...and make dumb and arrogant remarks...but he knows exactly what he can get away with.
You say "It is absolutely sickening"....don't get sick....get busy. Contact your congress people. Contact your senators. Keep calling. Keep signing petitions. If you got $$ keep donating to causes you support.
I think this is the one we all should be focused on;
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