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No one cares what Nielsen is; what you are, nor what you are saying.bobevenson wrote:Nielsen does it for TV ratings and product brand shares sold through grocery and drugstores, where accuracy is of paramount importance. Are political elections any less important?
It doesn't exalt me, but now that you mention it, maybe it does!Lacewing wrote:You prefer to focus on and speak of an imaginary world that exalts you.bobevenson wrote:I pity people like you who can only discuss things they can touch.
Please, for your own self-respect, stop showing your ignorance so flagrantly!Hobbes' Choice wrote:No one cares what Nielsen is; what you are, nor what you are saying.bobevenson wrote:Nielsen does it for TV ratings and product brand shares sold through grocery and drugstores, where accuracy is of paramount importance. Are political elections any less important?
Oh exalted one. Does this mean you are in charge here?bobevenson wrote:It doesn't exalt me, but now that you mention it, maybe it does!Lacewing wrote:You prefer to focus on and speak of an imaginary world that exalts you.bobevenson wrote:I pity people like you who can only discuss things they can touch.
It would be totally absurd for you to pretend here that your glorification is not a big part of your imaginary world. You've repeatedly spoken about it and insisted that everyone believe it. But I guess openly demonstrating your absurdity is not something you pay heed to, if you're even conscious of it.bobevenson wrote:It doesn't exalt me, but now that you mention it, maybe it does!Lacewing wrote:You prefer to focus on and speak of an imaginary world that exalts you.
... which naturally leads to another example of what's wrong with you, Bob—apparently you can't read!mickthinks wrote:Bob, you are wrong on so many levels that the word "wrong" is inadequate for the job of critiquing you.
Three points:
Only the A.C. Nielsen Company Can Assure an Unrigged Election
The AC Nielsen company has no interest in representing the will of the people faithfully. As a private commercial corporation, it is only interested in maximising the return on its shareholder's investment and maximising the compensation of its CEO and board. Therefore it can never be trusted not to fake the results of its research in favour of the candidate who promises to do most to enrich its CEO, its board and its shareholders.
There's all kinds of voting fraud
Actually there isn't. The problem of voter fraud is hugely exaggerated by Republicans, seemingly in order to justify policies that depress the numbers of Democrat voters.
And again, everybody's views are not represented since less than half of the population bothers to go out and vote (the smart people). In other words, winning candidates are only selected by dummies.
This is incoherent, dude. What you seem to saying is that it is smart to have your views be not represented; that it is smart to have the dumb choice elected. That only make sense if you think smart people's ideas would be bad for the country.
Only a fool could think that.
And only a blithering idiot would think it a point worth making
Please don't try to compare the A.C. Nielsen Company with the crap these so-called polls come out with!Gary Childress wrote:OK. So many of the polls were wrong about Trump winning. So we're supposed to believe that polling for Presidential elections will be accurate?
Whatever you say, Bob.bobevenson wrote:Please don't try to compare the A.C. Nielsen Company with the crap these so-called polls come out with!Gary Childress wrote:OK. So many of the polls were wrong about Trump winning. So we're supposed to believe that polling for Presidential elections will be accurate?
Yup, Gary, you can hang your hat on whatever I say, and twice on Sunday!Gary Childress wrote:Whatever you say, Bob.bobevenson wrote:Please don't try to compare the A.C. Nielsen Company with the crap these so-called polls come out with!Gary Childress wrote:OK. So many of the polls were wrong about Trump winning. So we're supposed to believe that polling for Presidential elections will be accurate?
Why?bobevenson wrote:Please don't try to compare the A.C. Nielsen Company with the crap these so-called polls come out with!