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tpunx99GSX · 06-24-2009

The election counsel actually came out and said that in more than 50 cities more votes were cast then actual voters. they are saying it could have been more than 125 cities. but the ayatollah called the election ok. what an idiot.
if the people of iran are going to this length to protest this election, they really need to say f-it and just go after the ayatollah.
it is nice to see that in Iran they can actually set up and execute a mass protest against their govt. here in the USA if there is to be a protest about some govt atrocities it ends up being a few people any they look like wackos because they dont have power of the masses. instead we go about our lives saying things like "well i had to work" "it was over a 3 hour drive" "i agree with what they are saying but im freakin lazy" thats one main positive about the people from europe, the people dont fear the govt, the govt fears the people.

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tpunx99GSX Tournaments Won: 3 Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Maple Grove, MN Drives: Lancer and Durango Posts: 7,017	Re: Anyone been following the Iran Protests on Twitter? The election counsel actually came out and said that in more than 50 cities more votes were cast then actual voters. they are saying it could have been more than 125 cities. but the ayatollah called the election ok. what an idiot. if the people of iran are going to this length to protest this election, they really need to say f-it and just go after the ayatollah. it is nice to see that in Iran they can actually set up and execute a mass protest against their govt. here in the USA if there is to be a protest about some govt atrocities it ends up being a few people any they look like wackos because they dont have power of the masses. instead we go about our lives saying things like "well i had to work" "it was over a 3 hour drive" "i agree with what they are saying but im freakin lazy" thats one main positive about the people from europe, the people dont fear the govt, the govt fears the people. __________________ Scientific theories are the most reliable, rigorous, and comprehensive form of scientific knowledge. This is significantly different from the common usage of the word "theory", which implies that something is a conjecture, hypothesis, or guess.