Hey Mr. Hole Petitions and Voting Are Different
* Followers of Foolishness
Watching this Penn and Teller video reminds me of the people who blindly vote for Joe Moore. Remember, this is the same Penn and Teller who correctly labeled Joe Moore as a Bullshit politician. So, when you watch this, think of the people like Mo Cahill who foolishly sign any petition Joe Moore and his crew pass around. Followers of foolishness. This could be you! . . . . Video and More
Posted by Craig Gernhardt
There are different reasons people sign petitions, but I am sure that the Hell Hole theory that Moore voters are just dumb ass people isn't one of the valid ones. Lots of people see signing a petition as stupid or unnecessary or they just don't want to be bothered, but there are good reasons to require signatures. Someone should have some commitment to the cause they support whether it is a candidate, an ballot initiative or something else on the ballot.
Signing petitions to put things on the ballot is generally putting choice and having different ideas and alternatives on the ballot at the next election. If you don't support them then vote against the idea.
Mr. Hole, Do you not realize that signing a petition isn't the same thing as casting a vote in favor or against something?
Watching this Penn and Teller video reminds me of the people who blindly vote for Joe Moore. Remember, this is the same Penn and Teller who correctly labeled Joe Moore as a Bullshit politician. So, when you watch this, think of the people like Mo Cahill who foolishly sign any petition Joe Moore and his crew pass around. Followers of foolishness. This could be you! . . . . Video and More
Posted by Craig Gernhardt
There are different reasons people sign petitions, but I am sure that the Hell Hole theory that Moore voters are just dumb ass people isn't one of the valid ones. Lots of people see signing a petition as stupid or unnecessary or they just don't want to be bothered, but there are good reasons to require signatures. Someone should have some commitment to the cause they support whether it is a candidate, an ballot initiative or something else on the ballot.
Signing petitions to put things on the ballot is generally putting choice and having different ideas and alternatives on the ballot at the next election. If you don't support them then vote against the idea.
Mr. Hole, Do you not realize that signing a petition isn't the same thing as casting a vote in favor or against something?
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