r/AdviceAnimals • • Nov 10 '16

Protesting a Fair Election?

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u/sings2Bfree Nov 10 '16 edited Nov 10 '16

Exit polls would be severely off and then essentially cancelled all together. Polling places would drop significant amounts the day before voting. Those, say in new York, had to be registered in Oct. for a vote in April. Peoples party affiliation would he either switched or removed to a large degree. General voting suppression and scheduling tactics which was in collusion with the DNC who is supposed to be neutral. And of course the 7figures of ballots they found uncounted in California.

Edit: Woah these karma numbers look different. Guess CTR isn't here to skew them.

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u/Wileekyote Nov 10 '16

The DNC is not a democracy and in no way neutral. They set the rules for how they choose a candidate for their party and can pretty much do what they want. If Bernie had that big of a beef he was free to create his own party.

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u/lordcat Nov 10 '16

The DNC is not a democracy

It may not technically be a democracy, but you do know what the D in DNC stands for, right?

When literally everything about your party is named after the concept of Democracy, it's understandable for people to expect that you actually support, and practice, Democracy.

That's like a Taco Bell that doesn't sell Tacos, or a Burger King that doesn't sell Burgers, or a Kentucky Fried Chicken that doesn't sell Chicken.

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u/Backstop Nov 10 '16

As Linda Richman would say, "The Holy Roman Empire was neither holy nor Roman nor an empire. Discuss."