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Originally Posted by Johnny Stew
I'm not a Conspiracy Theorist. My use of "they" refers to each individual voting member of the academy, viewed as a collective... since I don't know 'em by name! 
I think they had a chance to really say something with their votes, but they flinched. Or at least the majority of them did. |
Well what is there, about 6000 members? I'm sure there was a good spread amongst the voters. A lot of these people move in the same circles and no doubt openly discuss the nominations. But even if the whole voting process is democratic it doesn't mean to say the counting is. How many people actually have access to the results? That's what I would like to know.
I'm not the world's greatest conspiracy theorist but I thought to myself, could a voting system be manipulated to change the outcome of a result in America? And then I remembered who was in the White House and how he got there....
