Final Farewell Speech

[Joe Republic]

I might have better things to say to you right now if you hadn't sent me a PM asking me to consider invalidating my own vote in the End of Districts Amendment voting booth.

[Joe Republic]

I might have better things to say to you right now if you hadn't sent me a PM asking me to consider invalidating my own vote in the End of Districts Amendment voting booth.

OK - I sent that PM to everybody.  It's just good old healthy lobbying.

I call it voter harrassment, but tomayto tomahto.

[Joe Republic]

In fairness to Inks, the PM did not 'tell' me to do anything.  As he has said, he was merely urging me to review my decision, and if I felt like it, I could edit or delete my 'Aye' vote in order to invalidate it.  The same message was sent to at least eight other Mideasterners.

This, however, is what I view as borderline harrassment and an encouragement to do something technically illegal (as Jas put it).


N.B. As a general tip for anybody else who ever feels like campaigning for my vote for anything by PM, I don't usually react to it the way you'd like.  Be warned.

[Joe Republic]

Voter intimidation.

Believe me, I'm far from intimidated by this kid.  Just tired of being hassled by people about a game I no longer have any interest in; people who feed me a load of BS and suggest I tamper with my vote on something I haven't even read, much less care about.

[Joe Republic]

In America, if somebody votes for Al Gore and George Bush, they're vote is invalidated, but it's not illegal.

This isn't America, but whatever, dude.  Just learn to accept your hypocrisy for whining about Al's shenanigans and then encouraging people to do the same thing.  (One of those people being Al himself, hilariously enough.)