George nazi Soros wants online voting for U.S.A. ofcoursehedoes.
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He won't read it. It's history, and it's the truth.
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1) what does that have to do with my comment?
2) isn't Cal saying one thing in one thread and then doing the opposite in another?
3) online voting would be great
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Block chain is the only solution to digital voting.
Until then, paper ballots only.
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Online voting would increase the turnout for younger voters, so we can't have that.
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Online voting would increase the turnout for younger voters, so we can't have that.
Open source block chain system, then nobody will have any excuses against it.
Until then, we can't have online voting because nothing else is secure
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without reading the book on the corrupt clintons.... here is the reason soros is considered
nazi-labeled legitimately..
he was a nazi.
"Allegedly, in 1944, 14-year-old George Soros went to work for the invading Nazis. It is said that until the end of the war in 1945, he worked with a government official, helping him confiscate property from the local Jewish population.
In an 1998 interview with 60 Minutes, Soros described the year of German occupation as βthe happiest time in my life.β"
in interviews, he has admitted that it was true.
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He didn't feel bad about it because someone else would have done it anyway, or something
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Online voting would increase the turnout for younger voters, so we can't have that.
Open source block chain system, then nobody will have any excuses against it.
Until then, we can't have online voting because nothing else is secure
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It's basically the same technology as Bitcoin except for voting.
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No I agree. It has to be secure. This is your wheelhouse so if you say that's what it'll take I'll take your word for it.
Heh, from a 'internet engineer, he he he.'
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No I agree. It has to be secure. This is your wheelhouse so if you say that's what it'll take I'll take your word for it.
Heh, from a 'internet engineer, he he he.'
Heh, from a 'internet engineer, he he he.'
I never said that he didn't know his stuff
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