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An article I wrote on voting got published in a local magazine. Basically, it points out the classic flaws of an electoral vote, and how voting fraud is quietly rampant in the U.S. and how much a plurality vote should be modified to an Approval voting system.

I forgot to mention that the electoral system no longer serves the original purpose of protecting states rights, and doesn't protect the U.S. ruling classes from "the masses" anymore.

I'm voting early with an absentee ballot. These ballots are less prone to manipulation than voting machines, since there's a paper trail.

I cross-posted the voting story to Kuro5hin.
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Thursday, October 21, 2004

Voting Article
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An article I wrote on voting got published in a local magazine. Basically, it points out the classic flaws of an electoral vote, and how voting fraud is quietly rampant in the U.S. and how much a plurality vote should be modified to an Approval voting system.

I forgot to mention that the electoral system no longer serves the original purpose of protecting states rights, and doesn't protect the U.S. ruling classes from "the masses" anymore.

I'm voting early with an absentee ballot. These ballots are less prone to manipulation than voting machines, since there's a paper trail.

I cross-posted the voting story to Kuro5hin.

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