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Lol MIttani nice vote rigging and rest of candidates r3tarded

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evereplicant
Doomheim
#21 - 2012-02-21 12:03:14 UTC
but there is no campaign is there? its a complete certainty.. This is the problem, alliance leaders of large alliances pretty much guaranteed to have a pass straight into the CSM. I am not sure having your own alliance members voting for you really isnt democratic is it? and please dont quote the, well other people voted (yes goon alts)
I am not sure what the solution is, because of alts etc but its a bit 'rigged' no matter how you want to spin it

This is my personal view..whether you like it or not, you may have another view and well thats your view also.
evereplicant
Doomheim
#22 - 2012-02-21 12:04:32 UTC
Tippia wrote:
evereplicant wrote:
Ah Tippia, you actually trolled here quicker than i thought you would...congrats.. Well actually you are a bit slower then usual..
For one, I don't troll — if I did, you'd notice…. For another, it's hard to be quicker to troll a thread than the OP, so your surprise is quite surprising.

…the point remains though. The only sensible reason I can think of for calling it “vote rigging” is because you think words like “campaigning” are too long and difficult. vOv


So you are saying having YOUR OWN alliance voting for you in hundreds is not vote rigging? because it is.. There is no campaigning needed... its a guaranteed win
St Mio
Imperial Academy
Amarr Empire
#23 - 2012-02-21 12:09:43 UTC
Ooh I want to rig votes too!

HAI GAIS VOTE FOR ME!!11

Am I doing it right? Roll
evereplicant
Doomheim
#24 - 2012-02-21 12:10:14 UTC
Please have a read

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electoral_fraud


but things to point out

Quote:
Although technically the term 'electoral fraud' covers only those acts which are illegal, the term is sometimes used to describe acts which are legal but nevertheless considered morally unacceptable, outside the spirit of electoral laws, or in violation of the principles of democracy. Show elections, in which only one candidate can win, are sometimes considered to be electoral fraud, although they may comply with the law.


Now this aint one candidate however this is a guaranteed win..

Also look at 'Manipulation of Demography' and 'Vote Buying'

This is pretty much how the goon vote will go...

Just Saying

Tippia
Sunshine and Lollipops
#25 - 2012-02-21 12:13:00 UTC  |  Edited by: Tippia
evereplicant wrote:
So you are saying having YOUR OWN alliance voting for you in hundreds is not vote rigging?
Let's see…

Electorate manipulation? No.
Gerrymandering? No.
Manipulation of demography? No.
Disenfranchisement? No.
Intimidation? Maybe, but it doesn't seem like it, and in particular, it doesn't seem to be needed.
Vote buying? Again, maybe, but doesn't seem necessary.
Misinformation? Definitely not — he's quite clear about what's going on.
Ballot stuffing? Actually, I've heard this was done, but it has nothing to do with having your own alliance voting for you…
Misrecording of votes? Nope.
Misuse of proxy votes? No.
Destruction or invalidation of ballots? No.

So no, no rigging.

What he's doing is simply telling his electorate to vote (presumably for him).

It's no different than the party leader telling the party to vote for the party and/or its candidate. Having a party is not vote rigging — it's political organisation, which is not just legal but often actively and even strongly encouraged in most systems.
Ciar Meara
PIE Inc.
Khimi Harar
#26 - 2012-02-21 12:15:45 UTC
Rodj Blake wrote:
I'm no fan of the Goons, but having an organised campaign is hardly the same as rigging the vote.


But he is using money, activists and issues to run a campaign and rallies his constituents to vote in an effective manner!

Surely that's not what politics is about!

- [img]http://go-dl1.eve-files.com/media/corp/janus/ceosig.jpg[/img] [yellow]English only please. Zymurgist[/yellow]

War Kitten
Panda McLegion
#27 - 2012-02-21 12:19:59 UTC
evereplicant wrote:
but there is no campaign is there? its a complete certainty.. This is the problem, alliance leaders of large alliances pretty much guaranteed to have a pass straight into the CSM. I am not sure having your own alliance members voting for you really isnt democratic is it? and please dont quote the, well other people voted (yes goon alts)
I am not sure what the solution is, because of alts etc but its a bit 'rigged' no matter how you want to spin it

This is my personal view..whether you like it or not, you may have another view and well thats your view also.


It's not a problem that large alliances get organized and back their chosen candidates. That's how the democratic election process works. A candidate campaigns effectively with his base and organizes them to get the vote out and spread the word.

The problem here is the other idiots that whine that the CSM doesn't work and that it doesn't represent them and they do their best to get others not to vote. Not voting just makes it that much easier for the organized alliances to get their candidate in.

If you took the time you're wasting here whining about unfairness and instead spent it backing your chosen candidate and spreading the word to others about him/her, you'd actually be accomplishing something. Instead you're just wasting your time arguing how unfair things are because someone else put in *effort* and you haven't.


I don't judge people by their race, religion, color, size, age, gender, or ethnicity. I judge them by their grammar, spelling, syntax, punctuation, clarity of expression, and logical consistency.

evereplicant
Doomheim
#28 - 2012-02-21 12:22:31 UTC  |  Edited by: evereplicant
Tippia wrote:
evereplicant wrote:
So you are saying having YOUR OWN alliance voting for you in hundreds is not vote rigging?
Let's see…

Electorate manipulation? No.
Gerrymandering? No.
Manipulation of demography? No.
Disenfranchisement? No.
Intimidation? Maybe, but it doesn't seem like it, and in particular, it doesn't seem to be needed.
Vote buying? Again, maybe, but doesn't seem necessary.
Misinformation? Definitely not — he's quite clear about what's going on.
Ballot stuffing? Actually, I've heard this was done, but it has nothing to do with having your own alliance voting for you…
Misrecording of votes? Nope.
Misuse of proxy votes? No.
Destruction or invalidation of ballots? No.

So no, no rigging.

What he's doing is simply telling his electorate to vote (presumably for him).

It's no different than the party leader telling the party to vote for the party and/or its candidate. Having a party is not vote rigging — it's political organisation, which is not just legal but often actively and even strongly encouraged in most systems.


Tippia shut up seriously to talk the must utter shite i have ever heard...
A persons party would NEVER EVER have enough votes to influence an outcome, seriously think about what you are saying!
Stop trying to compare this to a countries election system

Let say in the UK we have 60 million people, say just for arguments sake 30 mill can vote, a party has at most mps are what about 500, lets say they add their friends and family so lets knock this up thats 1500 people out of 30 million!

Goons have 7000 people plus alts and friends so lets do the same x3 21000 people potential out of 100,000 that will possibly vote, (which it wont be anywhere near) thats a MASSIVE advantage, and remember you are voting for a few candidates for CSM. So the number of votes pretty much guarantee a place in the CSM, even if only 7000 of them said yes..

And you are saying no to manipulation of demography - are you totally stupid?

Stop for one minute and think of this in eve terms not bloody RL politics.

Goons offer all their members a home, a place to live, protection, rewards blah blah i think that pretty much covers that... Now if these voters where not part of goons and not given all this would they still vote? of course not..
evereplicant
Doomheim
#29 - 2012-02-21 12:24:21 UTC  |  Edited by: evereplicant
War Kitten wrote:
evereplicant wrote:
but there is no campaign is there? its a complete certainty.. This is the problem, alliance leaders of large alliances pretty much guaranteed to have a pass straight into the CSM. I am not sure having your own alliance members voting for you really isnt democratic is it? and please dont quote the, well other people voted (yes goon alts)
I am not sure what the solution is, because of alts etc but its a bit 'rigged' no matter how you want to spin it

This is my personal view..whether you like it or not, you may have another view and well thats your view also.


It's not a problem that large alliances get organized and back their chosen candidates. That's how the democratic election process works. A candidate campaigns effectively with his base and organizes them to get the vote out and spread the word.

The problem here is the other idiots that whine that the CSM doesn't work and that it doesn't represent them and they do their best to get others not to vote. Not voting just makes it that much easier for the organized alliances to get their candidate in.

If you took the time you're wasting here whining about unfairness and instead spent it backing your chosen candidate and spreading the word to others about him/her, you'd actually be accomplishing something. Instead you're just wasting your time arguing how unfair things are because someone else put in *effort* and you haven't.





No this is not how democracy works, MPS dont have any attachment to a massive group of voters in RL. Stop talking rubbish...

Does your MP come around to your house have a drink? Do you go out and party with him, Do you go drive your car together? are you best buddies? Does he give you a back hander for some votes? Does he give you any type of replacement program?

Of course he doesnt, but i bet if he did you would vote for him..wouldnt you... but if this was RL then that would be err classed as vote rigging or manipulating votes now would it..

you cannot compare real life politics and elections to a bloody space game.. its totally totally different, especially morally

There is no organisation or campaining need at all, these are guaranteed votes.. please shut up
Jaroslav Unwanted
Brutor Tribe
Minmatar Republic
#30 - 2012-02-21 12:36:37 UTC
And why so serious about "CSM" "game" "elections" ?
Tippia
Sunshine and Lollipops
#31 - 2012-02-21 12:36:56 UTC  |  Edited by: Tippia
evereplicant wrote:
A persons party would NEVER EVER have enough votes to influence an outcome, seriously think about what you are saying!
Eh… you mean aside from that happening pretty much everywhere all the time? You're making less and less sense here — the entire purpose of parties is to collect votes and to advocate voting for the party and its leaders. “Having enough votes to influence the outcome” is what parties are for. Ugh

Quote:
Stop trying to compare this to a countries election system
I'm not. Why are you? You are confusing party representatives with party membership. But sure, if you want to go with real-world comparisons, it's like the Democratic party leadership telling democrats to vote democrat… and guess what? Every now and then when they try that, they have enough votes to influence the outcome.

Oh, and guess what else? Just because you tell them to doesn't mean they will — that alone disqualifies it from being vote rigging.

Quote:
And you are saying no to manipulation of demography - are you totally stupid?
Are you illiterate?

“In many cases it is possible for authorities to artificially control the composition of an electorate in order to produce a foregone result. One way of doing this is to move a large number of voters into the electorate prior to an election, for example by temporarily assigning them land or lodging them in flophouses.”

“Another strategy is to permanently move people into an electorate, usually through public housing.”

“Immigration law may also be used to manipulate electoral demography.”

“A method of manipulating primary contests and other elections of party leaders is related to this. People who support one party may temporarily join another party in order to help elect a weak candidate for that party's leadership, in the hope that they will be defeated by the leader of the party that they secretly support.”

These are the strategies listed for manipulation of demography. There is just one problem: there is only one electorate in EVE — it is “all of EVE”. You can't move people in or out of it to alter the results of what the electorate will vote for. Alliance or not, it's simply not applicable (although many people saying the CSM process is broken are advocating a system that would allow the goons to do this). The tactic of false-flag voting a weak opponent doesn't work either because it's not an oppositional system — it's a vote for a body of people. You could argue that registering tons of newbie accounts could be seen as a version of this, but it's actually more a case of ballot stuffing… and having an alliance makes no difference.

So no, manipulation of demography is out of the question by default since there is no demographic division to manipulate.
evereplicant
Doomheim
#32 - 2012-02-21 12:41:33 UTC
Tippia wrote:
evereplicant wrote:
A persons party would NEVER EVER have enough votes to influence an outcome, seriously think about what you are saying!
Eh… you mean aside from that happening pretty much everywhere all the time? You're making less and less sense here — the entire purpose of parties is to collect votes and to advocate voting for the party and its leaders. “Having enough votes to influence the outcome” is what parties are for. Ugh

Quote:
Stop trying to compare this to a countries election system
I'm not. Why are you? You are confusing party representatives with party membership. But sure, if you want to go with real-world comparisons, it's like the Democratic party leadership telling democrats to vote democrat… and guess what? Every now and then when they try that, they have enough votes to influence the outcome.

Oh, and guess what else? Just because you tell them to doesn't mean they will — that alone disqualifies it from being vote rigging.

Quote:
And you are saying no to manipulation of demography - are you totally stupid?
Are you illiterate?

“In many cases it is possible for authorities to artificially control the composition of an electorate in order to produce a foregone result. One way of doing this is to move a large number of voters into the electorate prior to an election, for example by temporarily assigning them land or lodging them in flophouses.”

“Another strategy is to permanently move people into an electorate, usually through public housing.”

“Immigration law may also be used to manipulate electoral demography.”

“A method of manipulating primary contests and other elections of party leaders is related to this. People who support one party may temporarily join another party in order to help elect a weak candidate for that party's leadership, in the hope that they will be defeated by the leader of the party that they secretly support.”

These are the strategies listed for manipulation of demography. There is just one problem: there is only one electorate in EVE — it is “all of EVE”. You can't move people in or out of it to alter the results of what the electorate will vote for. Alliance or not, it's simply not applicable (although many people saying the CSM process is broken are advocating a system that would allow the goons to do this). The tactic of false-flag voting a weak opponent doesn't work either because it's not an oppositional system — it's a vote for a body of people. You could argue that registering tons of newbie accounts could be seen as a version of this, but it's actually more a case of ballot stuffing… and having an alliance makes no difference.

So no, manipulation of demography is out of the question by default since there is no demographic division to manipulate.



Again but this is terms of EVE not the real world... Jeez you are dumb
Tippia
Sunshine and Lollipops
#33 - 2012-02-21 12:44:05 UTC
evereplicant wrote:
Again but this is terms of EVE not the real world.
So why are you using the real world as an example?

The fact remains: telling your party to vote for the party is not vote rigging — it's just plain old political activism and the most fundamental of campaigning. Having a party large enough to affect the outcome is not even remotely unheard of…
Jaroslav Unwanted
Brutor Tribe
Minmatar Republic
#34 - 2012-02-21 12:44:40 UTC  |  Edited by: Jaroslav Unwanted
Well..

It will probably not continue..

But it ended bad..
not for Tippia tho.

to add Democracy as any other known system is rigged by its nature/human nature.
We are indeed still in feudalism it is just carefully hidden beyond curtains.

People are people. And that is the worst case scenario.
War Kitten
Panda McLegion
#35 - 2012-02-21 12:51:17 UTC
evereplicant wrote:


No this is not how democracy works, MPS dont have any attachment to a massive group of voters in RL. Stop talking rubbish...


Ummm ... yes, yes it really is how democracy works. Suck it up cupcake.

When you have a real clue, come on back to the discussion. Until then you'll just have to settle for being wrong.

I don't judge people by their race, religion, color, size, age, gender, or ethnicity. I judge them by their grammar, spelling, syntax, punctuation, clarity of expression, and logical consistency.

Rocky Deadshot
In The Goo
EVE Trade Alliance
#36 - 2012-02-21 13:03:53 UTC
There should be an option to vote "not Mittani". By sacrificing your vote you can help ensure he doesn't get chairman.
Razzor Death
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#37 - 2012-02-21 13:16:45 UTC
Rocky Deadshot wrote:
There should be an option to vote "not Mittani". By sacrificing your vote you can help ensure he doesn't get chairman.


Thank you for your opinion Eve Trade Alliance.
Valei Khurelem
#38 - 2012-02-21 13:18:56 UTC  |  Edited by: Valei Khurelem
Quote:


Your mom should have brought you up better, stop using so foul language you moron.
Monkies throw ***** because thats how developed their brains are, you should be above that level.


That's really funny :D Quoted for stupidity and irony

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Rico Minali
Sons Of 0din
Commonwealth Vanguard
#39 - 2012-02-21 13:34:59 UTC
evereplicant wrote:
baltec1 wrote:
Look at this bitter master spy thinking they have some sort of massive scoop on another CFC conspiracy.


errr no not really its freely available infor on en24 - smartass



From Evecomic23.5 eh? must be true then, snotverini never lies.

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Alpheias
Tactical Farmers.
Pandemic Horde
#40 - 2012-02-21 13:52:09 UTC
Popcorn anyone?

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