For more than the past decade, we've all heard the primitives make various allegations about Diebold and the elections (allegations which they strangely don't make when the Democrats come out on top). It's been a long, dreary, dull, monotonous odyssey, the primitives and Diebold; a real yawner of a saga.
And as usual, the primitives haven't thought something all the way through.
There are people around who flourish and prosper off the panic and hysteria of others.
As long as the primitives have waxed wroth about Diebold, they've created a "market" for panic profiteers, and oh my, what a lucrative market it's been for the hysteria hustlers.
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Many here aren't familiar with the Great Controversy (limited to Skins's island) of November 2004, when a prominent election-reform activist showed up among the primitives, and was rudely thrown out.
The origins of the feud, to keep this short, were in that the malicious cartoon character, the "Kevin Malice" or "Kelvin Mace" or whatever primitive, had tried to cheat this election-reform activist on a book-publishing deal, and because she wouldn't let him cheat her, he Hated her with a passion that would impress Hell.
Coincidentally at the same time, the late red round one showed up on Skins's island. The late red round one had worked for the election-reform activist, and gotten fired because he wasn't even trying to do a damned thing he'd promised to do.
Both of them got a great deal of misplaced sympathy from the primitives, who Hated, just absolutely Hated, this election-reform activist.....who did rather well pursuing this Diebold controversy. I don't think she became a millionaire, but it appears she did pretty good.
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So something for the primitives to think about.
As long as the primitives keep pushing this stupid Diebold meme, someone the primitives Hate is going to continue flourishing and prospering.
If the primitives were a tenth as smart as they allege themselves to be, they'd find something else, something different, something similarly outlandish (but one hopes not so boring) on which to blame their electoral defeats, than on Diebold.