ohio sues e-voting company diebold Options

[Seeker]

http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20080...y-machines.html

cue all the republican schlong suckers on here to ramble on about how great electronic closed-source paperless voting and diebold is

[impala454]

Your naivity and paranoia amazes me. As does your childish name calling. I'm not talking about some Joe Blow burning a box of ballots. I'm talking about the bureaucrat who reports the numbers from large regions. So to turn your own completely backwards ass logic back on you, is it easier to find a handful of people you can trust, or hundreds, possibly thousands? It sure seems to work for financial institutions and the military and anyone else who uses highly secure computer systems. Now perhaps the existing system isn't secure enough. Fine. If a system is vulnerable then you secure it, you don't go back to scratching down chalk marks on your cave walls.