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Why did TPLF choose to win 98.6% of the votes and 100% of the seats?
Posted: 12 Sep 2020, 21:47
by justo
Why were they not able to calibrate a credible victory? Why did they need a "total victory" even over their own people?
If the age distribution of a country is 100% around the age of 25, with nobody older than 25 and nobody younger than 25, then the 25 year old clones like bacteria in a Petri dish must have taken over and destroyed everything else.
If everybody's income is exactly 2100 birr, nothing more and nothing less
Or everybody's age is 25, nothing more and nothing less
Or everybody's height is exactly 1,64 cm, with plus minus zero
Or everybody's name is tsadqan, with no room for Joe or Mary
Or everybody's gender is male (or female), and no room for the opposite sex
Then we are not anymore talking about normal society, something deeply heinous must have been going on in Tigray for the past 29 years.
Why did they need a "total victory" over the people of Tigray? Is it a negotiating ploy against Abiy? Why, why, why, why, why, why??????????????????????????????
Re: Why did TPLF choose to win 98.6% of the votes and 100% of the seats?
Posted: 12 Sep 2020, 21:55
by Halafi Mengedi
Regardless who wins by how much the seat is 80% for the winner, the 20% allocated automatically to the loser parties and allocated per their vote number. This is the first in history the govern body to be inclusive and govern by coalition. What is in your region, do you have Ha, Hu Awchach law, primitive savage animals???
Re: Why did TPLF choose to win 98.6% of the votes and 100% of the seats?
Posted: 12 Sep 2020, 21:58
by justo
We are talking about elections moron, not about sharing a dish. In elections, it is one man one vote, you don't give my votes to somebody else. It is not for you to do as you wish, it is a non-negotiable sovereign act. It is not for you to freely hand them to a party or parties that won less than 1%. How can you give 20% of the seats to a party that nobody voted for. Whom would they be representing in the parliament. You can do that in a Petri dish, but not in elections.
BTW, how were they able to count 10 million ballots in just one day
In normal societies, it takes weeks before votes are tallied?
Is Tigray a Petri dish or a backward kilil?
Re: Why did TPLF choose to win 98.6% of the votes and 100% of the seats?
Posted: 12 Sep 2020, 22:06
by Halafi Mengedi
justo wrote: ↑12 Sep 2020, 21:58
We are talking about election, not about sharing a dish. In elections, it is one man one vote, you don't give my votes to somebody else. It is not for you to do as you wish, it is a non-negotiable sovereign act
BTW, how were they able to count 10 million ballots in just one day
In normal societies, it takes weeks before votes are tallied?
Is Tigray a Petri dish or a backward kilil?
Busto Alora, I think that is part of the commission mistake in my opinion. In the US it is a book for president, Senator, congress, city council, many proposition ballets, still counted as one vote.
Re: Why did TPLF choose to win 98.6% of the votes and 100% of the seats?
Posted: 12 Sep 2020, 22:29
by justo
Halafi Mengedi wrote: ↑12 Sep 2020, 22:06
Busto Alora, I think that is part of the commission mistake in my opinion. In the US it is a book for president, Senator, congress, city council, many proposition ballets, still counted as one vote.
Moron. don't compare this with elections in other countries, compare it with experiments in a laboratory.
You can achieve such singularity only under artificial experimental conditions
In a Petri dish, the age and gender of every clone is the same, in natural conditions it is normally distributed over large intervalls
Re: Why did TPLF choose to win 98.6% of the votes and 100% of the seats?
Posted: 12 Sep 2020, 22:44
by Halafi Mengedi
justo wrote: ↑12 Sep 2020, 22:29
Halafi Mengedi wrote: ↑12 Sep 2020, 22:06
Busto Alora, I think that is part of the commission mistake in my opinion. In the US it is a book for president, Senator, congress, city council, many proposition ballets, still counted as one vote.
Moron. don't compare this with elections in other countries, compare it with experiments in a laboratory.
You can achieve such singularity only under artificial experimental conditions
In a Petri dish, the age and gender of every clone is the same, in natural conditions it is normally distributed over large intervalls
Busto Alora, of course I am not comparing with your Eritrea, why should I???
Re: Why did TPLF choose to win 98.6% of the votes and 100% of the seats?
Posted: 13 Sep 2020, 02:29
by justo
Halafi Mengedi wrote: ↑12 Sep 2020, 22:44
Busto Alora, I think that is part of the commission mistake in my opinion. In the US it is a book for president, Senator, congress, city council, many proposition ballets, still counted as one vote.
Halafi Mengedi wrote: ↑12 Sep 2020, 22:44
Busto Alora, of course I am not comparing with your Eritrea, why should I???
Comrade moron of the new North Korea of Africa!
When you have elections where you win 100% of the votes and 100% of the seats, then you're fit to be compared to anybody.
As you've been telling us, and we've been telling you, you are indeed unique.
But what I am desperately trying to understand is how you were able to count all these ballots all across Tigray in just one day, where donkeys and mules, the main means of transport, even for foreign dignitaries
BTW, do you know who is most embarrassed of all this? The foreign observers that you invited
Abiy should have allowed all of them to go to Mekelle to observe this strange phenomena.
Re: Why did TPLF choose to win 98.6% of the votes and 100% of the seats?
Posted: 13 Sep 2020, 04:39
by justo
Is it their way of implicating every able-bodied Tigraway in their crimes, to use it against the Tigraway by saying, "look, you have now voted for us and approved of everything we did, even the genocide in Somalia, so you'll have to stick with us until the very end". Is that what all this is about?