Jeffersons Ghost
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Fri Oct-01-10 04:05 PM
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I know it's boring but petitions still work |
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Edited on Fri Oct-01-10 04:06 PM by Jeffersons Ghost
When they offer them, sign them. I know you've all signed thousands of petitions. But they really matter.
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Posteritatis
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Fri Oct-01-10 04:21 PM
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1. As long as they're physical. |
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I see a lot of those around town on a variety of minor and major issues and usually go a bit out of my way to pay attention to them.
Online petitions are worse than worthless, though.
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Jeffersons Ghost
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Fri Oct-01-10 05:07 PM
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2. wrong, recently, by my email, Ive learned that they still work |
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Fri Oct-01-10 05:24 PM
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3. If is your constitutional right to continue telling yourself that. (nt) |
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Fri Oct-01-10 05:26 PM
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4. i don't know that i would trust the intellect of anyone |
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that believes that 'internet' polls or those done by email are even remotely valid...
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Fri Oct-01-10 05:28 PM
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I will admit, I have become disenchanted of petitions. Tens or even hundreds of thousands of signatures result in google-eyed glances in our general direction, but policy change? less so.
So I'd like to hear your good news if you're willing to share.
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