I think the local polling place had adhered to the letter of the law if not the spirit. I had to walk possibly 50 meters from where I parked my car to where the sign prohibiting electioneering was posted. From there it was possibly 10 meters to the door of the building where I was to vote. During that little walk I was stopped (I say stopped in the southern sense of the word, i wasn't physically held in place) 6 times by someone who was in some way trying to make sure i voted for their favorite candidate. Mostly it was handing out literature or asking you to vote for a particular person. One girl claimed her momma was running for judge , another implored me to vote for someone i wouldn't have pissed on if he was there in person and on fire but it was mostly harmless. The guy who called me a name was just an aberration, in the south such a thing is so unheard of it's difficult to assign real meaning to the incident. Generally most people pay very close attention to manners in a possibly inflammatory social situation in the south where I live. Possibly he was some one from up north who had only recently moved to the south and didn't understand mannerly behavior. .
Yes but which side isn't guilty of that?
Get real pangloss, how could it be ok to lie, for either side? If you think it's ok to F.U.D. the other side to win then you are part of the problem not the solution.
I think you misquoted me, i happen to agree with that.
I used to be a union organizer, I tried to unionize my coworkers four different times when I worked for DuPont, but I am not a big fan of the idea of a Union Shop. There was a lot of covert secretive bullshit i was never comfortable with, it was sad the company decided to fuck over the employees the exact way the union predicted but then it was far too late.