No All Star Game in Atlanta This Season?

[thethe]

Who is arguing that? Don't gloss over the suppression tactics, let's make it about freaking water and ID's. I carry one. I'm sure most legal people who vote do. What about the other stuff thethe? The meat and potatoes. if you agree that's cool, but the common sense stuff is dumb to argue. Oops, I'm not "woke" am i?

My record is clear. I’ve wanted voter ID and voter ID alone. I think drop boxes are an awful idea as well as any provisions that permit or encourage ballot harvesting.

The 2020 election process was an absolute joke from an audit perspective where at a certain point it became unauditable.

 

[sturg33]

So you’re suggesting black people are incapable of obtaining proper identification? How racist of you...How about this...Since you don’t live in GA how about you shut the **** up...

you can always count on the white wokies to have insanely low expectations of black people

 

[Enscheff]

So you’re suggesting black people are incapable of obtaining proper identification? How racist of you...How about this...Since you don’t live in GA how about you shut the **** up...

Nope, I'm suggesting it is harder for a poor person to obtain ID than a rich person. Since Blacks in the backwards South are much more likely to live in poverty, that applies to them more than whites.

Have you ever seen a venn diagram? Do you even know what one is? Are you capable of understanding correlations?

No, I'm sure you aren't, but the GOP leaders are. They are using that simple logic to suppress the votes of people who will not vote for them.

 

[jpx7]

By any objective measure, the bill expanded voting access to what it had literally one year ago

I wonder why you would choose one year ago, as opposed to six months ago???

 

[msstate7]

Nope, I'm suggesting it is harder for a poor person to obtain ID than a rich person. Since Blacks in the backwards South are much more likely to live in poverty, that applies to them more than whites.

Have you ever seen a venn diagram? Do you even know what one is? Are you capable of understanding correlations?

No, I'm sure you aren't, but the GOP leaders are. They are using that simple logic to suppress the votes of people who will not vote for them.

Well, the ID is free

 

[Enscheff]

you can always count on the white wokies to have insanely low expectations of black people

And you can always count on the racist fat pretenders to act like they don't understand the correlation between being poor and being black in the twisted South.

 

[jpx7]

My record is clear. I’m an absolute joke.

FIFY

 

[sturg33]

But your using pre-CoViD goalposts is such a classic rhetorical move for you—rolling back things to slightly-better-than-pre-pandemic levels and calling that "progress" is face-palmly ridiculous.

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Yeah it's wild that we made unprecedented emergency changes for a pandemic and don't immediately make everything permanent.

I've been working from home for the last 12 months, and now my company wants me back in the office in the fall?

The nerve! How dare they??

 

[sturg33]

And you can always count on the racist fat pretenders to act like they don't understand the correlation between being poor and being black in the twisted South.

stop projecting. just because youre fat and racist doesn't mean the rest of us are!

 

[jpx7]

you can always count on the white wokies to have insanely low expectations of black people

It's an income issue that happens to dovetail with race because of the suppressive and colonialist history of this country. Not that hard to understand.

 

[GeorgiaGirl]

Please show me where this bill is only about needing to add a photocopy of your ID or ID/Driver's License number to an absentee ballot or even about shortening the runoff time period. Not things that I even disagree with, and they aren't even things that I think will change the results, which when they don't, the goalposts will just be moved.

Thanks!

BTW: I do not agree with moving the all star game. It's more harmful than not to the state and disappointing to the fans that got season tickets/tickets for this game.

 

[thethe]

How can anyone think that a government form of ID should not be furnished to each citizen, entirely gratis, available within a reasonable distance of their home, and accessible for pick-up seven days a week?

Define reasonable distance.

Seven days a week is a bit ridiculous if you ask me. Over the course of A period of months any reasonable person with any hardship will have time to pick up a free ID which from what I understand is part of the bill.

 

[Deester11]

You fat slob moron, who are those laws more likely to affect?

A rich person, or a poor person?

You dumb twat, who is more likely to be poor in the toilet South?

A white person, or a black person?

Please go drink some more rubbing alcohol and pass out. Enjoy not having the ASG in your ****ty state.

LMAO!
I don't understand how some people can't see though the wording. These laws will disproportionately harm Black, brown, and Native American voters. Legislators tried to pass even more onerous laws — like canceling vote by mail but preserving it for the segment of the electorate that tilts white and more conservative.

I hate political debates and we're not focused on baseball, but it is what it is. Some people are never going to see it or want to see it.

 

[sturg33]

I wonder why you would choose one year ago, as opposed to six months ago???

Because i don't consider emergency powers that weren't even legislated into law as permanent?

 

[Enscheff]

Well, the ID is free

Great. Are you going to volunteer to drive them to get that ID? Maybe you will babysit their kids while they sit there for hours? Maybe you can help them get the required documentation in order to get an ID?

The problem with "non-woke" people is they can't look beyond the assumptions they make about life based on the conditions they were born and raised.

 

[thethe]

Because i don't consider emergency powers that weren't even legislated into law as permanent?

People like him WANT the executive branch of government to write all the laws. Destroy the very foundation America is built on but he is a function of the failed academic system so you can understand.

But he will write something eloquently.

Idiots masquerading as intellectuals.

 

[sturg33]

Great. Are you going to volunteer to drive them to get that ID? Maybe you will babysit their kids while they sit there for hours? Maybe you can help them get the required documentation in order to get an ID?

The problem with "non-woke" people is they can't look beyond the assumptions they make about life based on the conditions they were born and raised.

It's amazing how these people even survive at all

 

[Deester11]

My record is clear. I’ve wanted voter ID and voter ID alone. I think drop boxes are an awful idea as well as any provisions that permit or encourage ballot harvesting.

The 2020 election process was an absolute joke from an audit perspective where at a certain point it became unauditable.

Yet it was one of the most secure in history other than people hated votes being counted late? If they had a drop dead vote deadline for all votes to be counted, they would still have to be counted no? But you're saying the only problem you have is people not having ID's. Am I correct?

 

[thethe]

They have trouble getting the required documentation now?

Hahahahha

You guys think minorities are helpless. Bigotry of low expectations.

 

[jpx7]

Yeah it's wild that we made unprecedented emergency changes for a pandemic and don't immediately make everything permanent.

I've been working from home for the last 12 months, and now my company wants me back in the office in the fall?

The nerve! How dare they??

Agreed. They should probably continue to allow you to work from home, assuming your productivity remained reasonably static. They could even downsize their footprint, save some overhead on real estate, and open up property for housing or services that actually need to take place in-person (like schools, hospitals, et cetera).

But that's also a classic sturg dodge: we're not talking about how a private entity conducts its business, but how a public and enumerated right is made available by a government to its constituents. Why curtail an infrastructure that's already there, and the expansion of which is objectively good? Unless there might be some other, ulterior motivation ...