If any candidate I have already supported (or indicated I would support but haven't yet done so) asks me to change my support of them to an oppose of them in order to counteract this sort of skewing that they consider unfair to other candidates, and to keep the relative standings properly balanced, I will do so (marking my oppose as an offsetting one done at request of the candidate I'm opposing). And... respect them a great deal to boot. It would send a strong message to those block voting that elections should be carried on the strength of the candidates, not on ethnic rivalries or BADSITES dramas. Anyone else willing to do so, or is this a crazy idea? ++Lar: t/c 03:23, 4 December 2008 (UTC)
After reading this stupid answer comming from Lar, an alleged respected member of the community I rest my case. I won't continue posting anything else about the subject.
Just for your information, I have emailed two members who had something against him to oppose. That's all the canvassing I did, a huge sin, since I have no right to vote.
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