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Re: [POLL] Immunity or not; what say you?

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said by TKJunkMail See Profile :

Sorry Charlie!! But 33 to 35% are all for immunity.
Last I checked the part of the pie with 70%+ was the bigger piece. Majority rules in the land of the free when votes aren't bought. Those patriotic dems that voted for immunity have family members in the telco industry so they don't have to be bought like some on the other side.
You CONVENIENTLY left out the part that I replied to:
said by morbo:

you're right. there would only be 1 vote in the YES category if this was truly representative of the USA.

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Re: [POLL] Immunity or not; what say you?

You win. There would be three.
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Re: [POLL] Immunity or not; what say you?

said by Karl Bode See Profile :

You win. There would be three.
His point was that this site's denizens statistically reflects US opinion. My point was that it doesn't. I proved my point. This site is nowhere near the US statistical norm on any subject.
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said by TKJunkMail See Profile :

You CONVENIENTLY left out the part that I replied to:
said by morbo:

you're right. there would only be 1 vote in the YES category if this was truly representative of the USA.
Right because it has nothing to do with only 35% wanting immunity. Majority rules.

Nice try at the spin.

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