Digg Poll/Survey

[d'anconia]

It has 10 questions on it and one is who we support for President. If you have a Digg account then you know who to vote for, we gotta beat Barack:
http://digg.com/tech_news/What_do_Digg_users_think_of_the_world_10_question_ poll

[Brasil Branco]

Voted.

[Shink]

It has 10 questions on it and one is who we support for President. If you have a Digg account then you know who to vote for, we gotta beat Barack:
http://digg.com/tech_news/What_do_Digg_users_think_of_the_world_10_question_ poll

Kylan, I think I saw this a couple days ago...I have a digg account, but how does that let me vote?

Edit: Nevermind, it was something else.

[mrchubbs]

Survey taken...

I was kind of surprised that the Net Neutrality question wasn't even more one sided in support of it.

[Brasil Branco]

Survey taken...

I was kind of surprised that the Net Neutrality question wasn't even more one sided in support of it.

I think it's because of its misnomer.

[Keith]

Voted. Obama is leading on this poll.

[tmg19103]

Voted. RP is slaughtering the Republicans, gaining on Obama and well ahead of Billary.

I liked this comment early in the commesnt thread:

"Wow. A lot of people like Ron Paul.

Who knew?"

You know now!

[Cowlesy]

I was really surprised by the amount of hatred of Ron Paul in the comments. But the overriding theme of the hateful comments was, "Digg and Ron Paul supporters made me hate Ron Paul".

I love how people choose to *hate* a candidate for absolutely ridiculous reasons like Digg (wtf?) or overzealous RP supporters (okay some can be a bit obnoxious, but I'd rather have people care about politics than not care).

[0zzy]

Ron Paul Forums are like digg, you submit something, nothing happens, later in the day someone submits the same thing, and it's on the front page.

[0zzy]

Btw, if you didn't know, 44.1% of Digg are atheist. Nothing against atheist, but they tend to be the ones that hate Christians trying to force religion on them and end up trying to prove that atheism is wrong and religious is right, which is, I think, a contradiction.

[d'anconia]

Huh Ozzy? How does that make any sense? Mind elaborating?

[brumans]

From the time I voted (3:10 PM EST), we are about 700 votes away from Obama's lead.

[ecliptic]

On a side note - almost one in five respondents voted for "United States" as to who was responsible for September 11th. So the shills can just STFU now...

[0zzy]

Btw, if you didn't know, 44.1% of Digg are atheist. Nothing against atheist, but they tend to be the ones that hate Christians trying to force religion on them and end up trying to prove that atheism is wrong and religious is right, which is, I think, a contradiction.

I meant:

I dislike it when I read digg and have the atheist post in one story "I hate it when religion is forced upon me" and in the next they try to force atheism upon religious people. I think it's a contradiction.

[jjschless]

I think it's because of its misnomer.

Like the PATRIOT ACT?



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