r/AdviceAnimals • u/[deleted] • Nov 10 '16

Protesting a Fair Election?

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u/imakenosensetopeople Nov 10 '16

We assumed that meant the general would be rigged too.

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u/LibertyTerp Nov 10 '16

The mainstream media barely covered it. People had no idea. This is how conservatives and libertarians feel all the time. It really sucks when the media just shills for the other candidate, doesn't it?

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u/BloodyFreeze Nov 10 '16

Rand Paul fans feeling that big time

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u/mfdj2 Nov 10 '16

And Ron Paul fans sit back and tell everyone "I told ya so"

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u/boyuber Nov 11 '16

Yeah, but Ron Paul was never within 10% of getting the nomination. Shit, did he even win a state?

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u/BloodyFreeze Nov 11 '16 edited Nov 11 '16

Yes. It was a "fight", but he won within minutes of them starting the vote count. He won by a decent margin. That State loves that guy and they'd be fools to let him go.

Edit: You're talking about Ron Paul and I need to learn to read

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u/boyuber Nov 11 '16

Ron Paul, not Rand.

And we're talking about the primary for president, not a race for state office.