(05-21-2020, 09:46 PM)MalabarJag Wrote:

(05-21-2020, 05:13 PM)mikesez Wrote: Problems happened on D-Day. We fixed them. Problems happen every time we try to do something, but we fix them as we go.
We used to distrust and dislike people who did nothing but highlight problems, who would not help solve them, who would not look at the bigger picture.
Now we put those people on cable news.  Now we read their websites.

D-Day was a once in history event. There was no reasonable alternative and problems were considered an acceptable cost. In the case of voting the secret ballot is still the best solution, and your ballot isn't secret if someone threatens you to let them fill it out. There is no need for an "error and try to fix later" alternative to the voting booth.

A better example is computer hacking and malware. There will never be a time when the problems are fixed (at least I kept getting updates to patch holes in the operating systems). Criminals will always find a way around any solution. That's even more concerning when the criminals are the ones in charge.

And I just hope whatever you're on doesn't kill you.

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(05-21-2020, 04:51 PM)Gabe Wrote: From July 2019

That's four so far, and they were only the ones that were caught and not covered up.