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Tuesday, 02 November 2004

I still think Kerry will win.  Even conceding FL (whose numbers really look funky, honestly) to the Bush crime family, Kerry should take PA, MI, MN, WI, WA, OR, and CA, giving him (at this point, 3:30 am in London) 243 EV.  (That's assuming the votes are all counted and nothing completely insane has happened, which unfortunately is a major assumption.)  That means he needs 27 more votes from some combination of OH, IA, NH, NV, NM, and HI.  I still think that's entirely likely.

But if that's not what happens, I know there are going to be some frustrated people around here, and not all of us are particularly brilliant at channeling that frustration into productive, non-violent direct action.  So let me make this clear: anyone posting any comment, anywhere on this site, calling for any violence of any kind will be banned immediately.  No warnings.  It's not something I condone or will give any forum to.

It's not a free-speech issue.  You're welcome to get your own blog and call me any name you like if you think that's somehow helpful to the world.  But nobody calls for violence on my blog.

End of discussion.

 
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