Transsexual Satanist anarchist' wins GOP nomination for sheriff in NH county

[Bigfoot]

"In a Friday blog post, DiMezzo said she opposes a system that allowed thousands of people to walk into a voting booth and vote “despite knowing absolutely nothing about the person they were nominating to the most powerful law enforcement position in the county.”



"DiMezzo said in her blog post that her victory in the primary was an argument for anarchism because of how “clueless the average voter is.” She garnered 4,211 votes, easily beating a traditional candidate who received only a few hundred votes, election results show."

'Transsexual Satanist anarchist' wins GOP nomination for sheriff in NH county

A self-described "transsexual Satanist anarchist" has won the Republican nomination for the sheriff’s job in Cheshire County, N.H. -- a victory she says proves “the system is utterly and hopelessly broken.”

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2020 has been one hell of a year.

 

[Criticalt]

Shes not wrong at all and I agree with her 99%.
I hope she wins.
Ive often said the same thing as her. Ignorant voters voting for someone because of the R or D next to their name.
Most of the voters who chose her would most likely be appalled by her views and lifestyle.
TRANNY SHERIFF 2020!!

 

[Mr. terzmo]

I hope it loses. How can a "person" interpret the law when they don't know who or what they are? Talk about people being ignorant of not knowing who they are voting for. I submit it's a landslide for the opposition.

 

[togmaster]

She?

 

[spat]

Voting should be hard.

It should take serious determination to cast a vote.
We keep making it easier and easier when we should be making it harder and harder.

Screw mail in voting. You should have to really work at it to cast a vote.

 

[Deplorable Me]

Voting should be hard.

It should take serious determination to cast a vote.
We keep making it easier and easier when we should be making it harder and harder.

Screw mail in voting. You should have to really work at it to cast a vote.

Rights require responsibilities. I make an effort hell and high-water to be in the 6am line in my district. It rains and snows, pussies want to vote from their couches.

 

[GOYABEAN]

relax it's soon going to be a new series replacing cop's

 

[Elwood]

Maybe it’s already hunting season in NH. We all know if the season is open republicans are too busy sitting in trees to show up and vote. NH just got a lesson in civic duties.

 

[ArmedCorgi]

It's a good point she makes. This is one reason we shouldn't have political parties. Not only would it remove two massive bureaucracies who wield far too much power, but it would force citizens to research and engage in who the candidates are and what they stand for.

 

[Blimey]

Shes not wrong at all and I agree with her 99%.
I hope she wins.
Ive often said the same thing as her. Ignorant voters voting for someone because of the R or D next to their name.
Most of the voters who chose her would most likely be appalled by her views and lifestyle.
TRANNY SHERIFF 2020!!

Him

 

[BDinPutnam]

It's a good point she makes. This is one reason we shouldn't have political parties. Not only would it remove two massive bureaucracies who wield far too much power, but it would force citizens to research and engage in who the candidates are and what they stand for.

Be careful what you wish for.

I think zero political parties (or a plethora of parties) would swing so far in the opposite direction that you'd sorely miss what we have now.

 

[ArmedCorgi]

I think zero political parties (or a plethora of parties) would swing so far in the opposite direction that you'd sorely miss what we have now.

What is your scenario?

 

[Chevusa]

Voting should be hard.

It should take serious determination to cast a vote.
We keep making it easier and easier when we should be making it harder and harder.

Screw mail in voting. You should have to really work at it to cast a vote.

Then at the same time you would have to be ok with making it harder to get a gun. The rights are guaranteed equally.

What we can do is apply the same type of medicine to both. In other words, before you may cast a ballot you need to undergo background investigations and a test to certify that you have studied the candidates and what they stand for. Can't pass the test - can't vote. Seems fair.

 

[BDinPutnam]

What is your scenario?

On the one hand, anarchy as you have 12 people run for one office- with whoever wins winning by very small margins; on the other, because of the structure of our political system, parliament-style coalitions won't work well (or perhaps we'd be seeing national elections constantly as coalitions fall apart).

 

[TEOTWAWKI inc.]

Voting should be hard.

It should take serious determination to cast a vote.
We keep making it easier and easier when we should be making it harder and harder.

Screw mail in voting. You should have to really work at it to cast a vote.

You should also have to be qualified to vote. Have at least a basic understanding of government, economics, and American history, at the very least. Oh yeah, and be a fucking TAX PAYING LAND OWNER!

 

[BDinPutnam]

You should also have to be qualified to vote. Have at least a basic understanding of government, economics, and American history, at the very least. Oh yeah, and be a fucking TAX PAYING LAND OWNER!

Really?

So for the 10 years I paid taxes out of my ass (including pass thru real estate tax via rent) I should not have been allowed to vote while I was a renter?

 

[spat]

Then at the same time you would have to be ok with making it harder to get a gun. The rights are guaranteed equally.

What we can do is apply the same type of medicine to both. In other words, before you may cast a ballot you need to undergo background investigations and a test to certify that you have studied the candidates and what they stand for. Can't pass the test - can't vote. Seems fair.

No, the rights are *not* guaranteed equally.

RKBA has always been universal. RKBA is a pre-existing natural right that is *protected* by the constitution.

Voting is an artifical right *created* by the constitution as part of it's structure of governance.

Voting has been restricted to a small subset of adults for most of our history.

I'd be perfectly fine going back to "only land owners can vote".

The only restriction on RKBA should be "young children can't have weapons until their parents think they're ready."

 

[spat]

Really?

So for the 10 years I paid taxes out of my ass (including pass thru real estate tax via rent) I should not have been allowed to vote while I was a renter?

We would have been better off. For every intelligent person like yourself that was disqualified 100 people who just vote the way hollywood tells them would have been.

I'd gladly give up my vote if it also meant that 100 SJWs got theirs taken away too.

 

[TEOTWAWKI inc.]

Really?

So for the 10 years I paid taxes out of my ass (including pass thru real estate tax via rent) I should not have been allowed to vote while I was a renter?

I actually meant "or". There should be qualifications.

 

[Elwood]

Be careful what you wish for.

I think zero political parties (or a plethora of parties) would swing so far in the opposite direction that you'd sorely miss what we have now.

I’am willing to do away with the two party system. It’s run it’s course in my opinion, and @ArmedCorgi brings up an excellent point, it forces people to look into the positions of who your voting for, instead of just down the party line. It would also bring the country closer to constitutional governance “by the people, for the people” as originally intended, and lobbyists groups would have much less influence in our political system.

 

[pjzwtl]

Well gov seems to be full of mental illness what’s one more

 

[spat]

I’am willing to do away with the two party system. It’s run it’s course in my opinion, and @ArmedCorgi brings up an excellent point, it forces people to look into the positions of who your voting for, instead of just down the party line. It would also bring the country closer to constitutional governance “by the people, for the people” as originally intended, and lobbyists groups would have much less influence in our political system.
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The 2 party system has never been desirable.

It is an unfortunate side effect of the way our government is structured.

The only ways to reduce it's effect come with their own often worse side effects.

Political parties in general are an unfortunate side effect of democracy.

 

[TEOTWAWKI inc.]

Good thing we are a Republic

 

[Criticalt]

Good thing we are a Republic

Who votes democratically.

 

[technicalgadget]

We should have a third party of Independents that should be allowed to vote in primary elections. Then again, I suppose there isn't nearly enough of them to count to make any difference in primary elections. Unfortunately, in this case, it was either lose the whole kit and kaboodle to the Democrats and never be able to regain stronghold again, or choose the lesser or two evils.

 

[ArmedCorgi]

We should have a third party of Independents that should be allowed to vote in primary elections.

Independents should be allowed to vote in primarys, period. You want to have political parties, fine, but they should not be exclusive to any membership. In fact, the american voter should always have the status of "independent", regardless of which way an individual tends to vote. I mean, our elections are supposed to be by secret ballot, yet we are set up where we have people registered for a political party. While this obviously does not necessarily mean a person will vote for the party they are registered as, this would certianly help avoid some election fraud by not identifying one voter as typically "for this party or that". It would keep all votes secret.

 

[fresch]

Kirsten Gillibrand Regrets Pro-Gun History

AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) used to be pretty pro-gun. She was a pr

bearingarms.com

How do you find out the truth beforehand?

 

[ArmedCorgi]

Kirsten Gillibrand Regrets Pro-Gun History

AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) used to be pretty pro-gun. She was a pr

bearingarms.com

How do you find out the truth beforehand?

Certianly not by just voting D or R.

 

[Stuckinny]

When you vote, don't ever vote R or D. Vote independent or green. Yes, it makes no difference who you vote for in the end, but someone someplace must be keeping track of votes by party. Local elections seem to sometimes have a different person on I or G lines. National or state wide not so much. Still bummed I could not vote for Perot since I was not old enough to vote. My vote this year will be a write in most likely. Hopefully they allow that.

 

[gun_slinger_boy]

My vote this year will be a write in most likely. Hopefully they allow that.

Why waste your time? Even if someone somewhere was keeping track what difference does it make?