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18 Dec 2018, 3:28 am

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53,000 allegedly suppressed votes according to a lawsuit. Because Georgia passed the “exact match” law, which requires voter registration information to match driver’s licenses, state ID cards or Social Security records.


And just by coincidence most of those voters denied their rights due to a lack of "exact match" just happen to be black?


I'd have to see the data confirming that to be able to make a decision. When it comes to a law like that, what surprises me is that it hasn't already existed for a long time in all states, rather than coming to the conclusion there's a conspiracy behind it.


Of course there's a conspiracy behind it. It's meant to weed out voters who are deemed as belonging to undesirable groups. That's why not every state has it.

Like how democrats suppress people belonging to Republican Party and gun owners.



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18 Dec 2018, 5:08 am

Kraichgauer wrote:
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53,000 allegedly suppressed votes according to a lawsuit. Because Georgia passed the “exact match” law, which requires voter registration information to match driver’s licenses, state ID cards or Social Security records.


And just by coincidence most of those voters denied their rights due to a lack of "exact match" just happen to be black?


I'd have to see the data confirming that to be able to make a decision. When it comes to a law like that, what surprises me is that it hasn't already existed for a long time in all states, rather than coming to the conclusion there's a conspiracy behind it.


Of course there's a conspiracy behind it. It's meant to weed out voters who are deemed as belonging to undesirable groups. That's why not every state has it.


That's an extraordinary claim. Can it be backed up with extraordinary evedence?



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18 Dec 2018, 6:13 am

EzraS wrote:
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53,000 allegedly suppressed votes according to a lawsuit. Because Georgia passed the “exact match” law, which requires voter registration information to match driver’s licenses, state ID cards or Social Security records.


And just by coincidence most of those voters denied their rights due to a lack of "exact match" just happen to be black?


I'd have to see the data confirming that to be able to make a decision. When it comes to a law like that, what surprises me is that it hasn't already existed for a long time in all states, rather than coming to the conclusion there's a conspiracy behind it.


Of course there's a conspiracy behind it. It's meant to weed out voters who are deemed as belonging to undesirable groups. That's why not every state has it.


That's an extraordinary claim. Can it be backed up with extraordinary evedence?


Federal investigations say there is. Remember, this is happening in not just red states, but specifically where there's a history of racial discrimination.


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18 Dec 2018, 6:15 am

sly279 wrote:
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53,000 allegedly suppressed votes according to a lawsuit. Because Georgia passed the “exact match” law, which requires voter registration information to match driver’s licenses, state ID cards or Social Security records.


And just by coincidence most of those voters denied their rights due to a lack of "exact match" just happen to be black?


I'd have to see the data confirming that to be able to make a decision. When it comes to a law like that, what surprises me is that it hasn't already existed for a long time in all states, rather than coming to the conclusion there's a conspiracy behind it.


Of course there's a conspiracy behind it. It's meant to weed out voters who are deemed as belonging to undesirable groups. That's why not every state has it.

Like how democrats suppress people belonging to Republican Party and gun owners.


Plenty of liberals are also gun owners, believe it or not.


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18 Dec 2018, 8:28 am

Speaking of anti-democratic


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18 Dec 2018, 12:54 pm

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Speaking of anti-democratic


The right has been banning books that have too much sex for their tastes forever. Then 65 years ago there was Joe McCarthy's libelous intimidation campaign that had a chilling effect on the creative world. It is only relatively recently that anti-freedom of expression mentality has gained significant influence in the left in America.

Freedom of expression and speech is in significant trouble in the USA.


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18 Dec 2018, 5:29 pm

Kraichgauer wrote:
sly279 wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
EzraS wrote:
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53,000 allegedly suppressed votes according to a lawsuit. Because Georgia passed the “exact match” law, which requires voter registration information to match driver’s licenses, state ID cards or Social Security records.


And just by coincidence most of those voters denied their rights due to a lack of "exact match" just happen to be black?


I'd have to see the data confirming that to be able to make a decision. When it comes to a law like that, what surprises me is that it hasn't already existed for a long time in all states, rather than coming to the conclusion there's a conspiracy behind it.


Of course there's a conspiracy behind it. It's meant to weed out voters who are deemed as belonging to undesirable groups. That's why not every state has it.

Like how democrats suppress people belonging to Republican Party and gun owners.


Plenty of liberals are also gun owners, believe it or not.


Not according to their politicians and anti gun people
Only racist hick republicans own guns according to them. All liberal support banning all guns according to them
They also say 80% of Americans support banning all guns.



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18 Dec 2018, 6:26 pm

^wanna back that up, by any chance?


i have never heard ANYONE who identifies as liberal say anything like that.


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