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3 minutes ago, PenelopeWitherspoon said:

Hey @Trey3216, I asked you to show your work on how NY voting laws are more restrictive than GA.  You going to ignore that?  Of course you are.

I’m feeding my fucking kid right now you petulant fuck 

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Posted (edited)
1 minute ago, Trey3216 said:

If New York could suck its own dick it wouldn’t be able to swallow its pride.   

So that is a no, you are not going to back up the bullshit you have said earlier.

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Posted
5 minutes ago, PenelopeWitherspoon said:

Hey @Trey3216, I asked you to show your work on how NY voting laws are more restrictive than GA.  You going to ignore that?  Of course you are.

Take the tweet for what you will, but watch the CNN clip, in full. 
 

 

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Posted (edited)
8 minutes ago, Trey3216 said:

Take the tweet for what you will, but watch the CNN clip, in full. 
 

 

Oh, you mean the clip that the RNC research cut off?

https://nysba.org/georgia-vs-new-york-on-voting-rights-no-contest/

"Yes, many of its election laws are antiquated. New York still lacks no-excuse absentee voting. It still does not allow for mobile voting centers. But much of that is changing and the state is moving forward to expand the franchise for all voters, not restrict it for poor, immigrant and Black and Brown voters.

New York has enacted automatic voter registration for those applying for a driver’s license, Medicaid, unemployment, public housing and other government services. New York has added online voter registration, as well as preregistration for teenagers starting at age 16. New York also has enacted permanent early voting. The legislature recently voted to permit election-day registration and no-excuse absentee ballots, which will now go before voters in November for a final vote before they can be added to the constitution - [Unfortunately, this failed.  The GQP mobilized its voters, and bad turnout by Dems meant this failed]. And the governor signed into law a bill that restores voting rights to people upon release from prison, including those on parole supervision. Georgia, in another vestige of Jim Crow, prohibits individuals with felony convictions from voting while in prison, on parole or on probation – disenfranchising over 200,000 voters.

Some point to the fact that Georgia requires more early voting days than New York, but they hide the legislative details. Early voting in Georgia is now limited to working hours and is forbidden before 7 a.m. or after 7 p.m., a change designed to curtail voting by urban voters and those who cannot leave their jobs to vote. While it is correct that early voting on Saturdays is required in Georgia, early voting on Sundays conspicuously is not, leaving counties free to limit ballot access to Black parishioners who traditionally vote after church on Sundays. Compared to Georgia, New York offers more days of weekend voting, including two Sundays."

So, that is complete and fucking bullshit.  

Also, in NYC, where there are many noncitizens, they will be able to vote in local elections.  So many people are upset about this.  Remember, fucking Revolutionary War was started due to taxation without representation.  

@Trey3216, you are a fucking sad troll.  Get fucked.

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Posted
3 minutes ago, Brisketexan said:


Yes. Yes he did. Know what else restaurants require? They make you pay money. Can’t get your dinner at Applebee’s without paying $15. Guess we should do that for voting, too!

Your ability to exercise a fundamental RIGHT generally should be less restrictive than your ability to exercise a PRIVILEGE.

But I actually do like the analogy for one easy, fat fastball down the middle reason: if the proponents of voter ID laws would make obtaining a photo ID as easy, accessible, and widely available as it is to get a COVID vaccine….I would have zero problem supporting such laws.

I can get a COVID shot, usually with no appointment or wait, at two places within walks distance of my house. Probably 10 more within a 5 minute drive. Vaccine shots are frequently available in even the smallest of towns (the kind of places that don’t have a DPS drivers license office) - they’ll put on a clinic at the Dollar General in Goatspleen, Texas. You can easily get a shot in some do the poorest parts of town here. Make a photo ID that easy to get, and I’m on board.

Know of any voter ID laws that include any requirement to make IDs anything CLOSE to that accessible? No? Hmmm….I wonder why that is? Could it be that the reason for voter ID laws is NOT to address the non-problem of ballot security, but actually they’re intended to do something else? I mean, being that the very people pushing such laws have ADMITTED as much….it’s a gosh darn mystery.

Perhaps the fact that people that hate voter id laws have also admitted that non-citizens should be able to vote should be a concern, unless you want to let millions of new non-citizen voters into the country by claim of racism and xenophobia if you think otherwise.   Yeah, that’s happening too.   
 

You’re not that binary a thinker, but you sure do like to make binary comments.  C’mon man 

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Posted
Just now, Gourmand said:

The biggest difference is that the New York lege is actually trying to make things easier!  The voters in the burbs and upstate fucked that one, which is really disappointing.  

FYI, I voted absentee for mayor.  While you still had to have an excuse to get an absentee ballot, COVID was deemed to be an adequate excuse.  It was easy peasy.

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Posted (edited)
7 minutes ago, PenelopeWitherspoon said:

Oh, you mean the clip that the RNC research cut off?

https://nysba.org/georgia-vs-new-york-on-voting-rights-no-contest/

"Yes, many of its election laws are antiquated. New York still lacks no-excuse absentee voting. It still does not allow for mobile voting centers. But much of that is changing and the state is moving forward to expand the franchise for all voters, not restrict it for poor, immigrant and Black and Brown voters.

New York has enacted automatic voter registration for those applying for a driver’s license, Medicaid, unemployment, public housing and other government services. New York has added online voter registration, as well as preregistration for teenagers starting at age 16. New York also has enacted permanent early voting. The legislature recently voted to permit election-day registration and no-excuse absentee ballots, which will now go before voters in November for a final vote before they can be added to the constitution - [Unfortunately, this failed.  The GQP mobilized its voters, and bad turnout by Dems meant this failed]. And the governor signed into law a bill that restores voting rights to people upon release from prison, including those on parole supervision. Georgia, in another vestige of Jim Crow, prohibits individuals with felony convictions from voting while in prison, on parole or on probation – disenfranchising over 200,000 voters.

Some point to the fact that Georgia requires more early voting days than New York, but they hide the legislative details. Early voting in Georgia is now limited to working hours and is forbidden before 7 a.m. or after 7 p.m., a change designed to curtail voting by urban voters and those who cannot leave their jobs to vote. While it is correct that early voting on Saturdays is required in Georgia, early voting on Sundays conspicuously is not, leaving counties free to limit ballot access to Black parishioners who traditionally vote after church on Sundays. Compared to Georgia, New York offers more days of weekend voting, including two Sundays."

So, that is complete and fucking bullshit.  

Also, in NYC, where there are many noncitizens, they will be able to vote in local elections.  So many people are upset about this.  Remember, fucking Revolutionary War was started due to taxation without representation.  

@Trey3216, you are a fucking sad troll.  Get fucked.

Non-citizens voting in elections.   Nothing further, your honor 

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Posted
2 minutes ago, Bravo said:

So to summarize NY it is harder to get a mail in ballot and early voting timeframe is much less. Seems like people are mad at the wrong state. It is indeed much more restrictive to vote in NY.

You really are this stupid, aren't you?  There are TWO posts after something that OBVIOUSLY cuts off the bit that basically say arguments saying that are horseshit.  Do us all a favor and post less.

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Posted (edited)
3 minutes ago, Trey3216 said:

Non-citizens voting in elections.   Nothing further, your honor 

In local, NYC elections.  You know, because the laws that get passed fucking impact them too.  Are you really this fucking dumb?

FYI, non UK citizens are allowed to vote in certain elections as long as they are a resident.  France has something similar.

These people fucking live here, numbnuts.  They pay taxes, they contribute, and you want to deny them the right to have a say in the laws that impact their day to day the most?  This is municipal elections, not federal elections.

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Posted (edited)
4 minutes ago, Trey3216 said:

Non-citizens voting in elections.   Nothing further, your honor 

I’m sure there’s some data you could post to back this up.

Many localities allow non citizens to vote because they live there abs the laws effect them. Weird

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Posted
13 minutes ago, Brisketexan said:


Yes. Yes he did. Know what else restaurants require? They make you pay money. Can’t get your dinner at Applebee’s without paying $15. Guess we should do that for voting, too!

Your ability to exercise a fundamental RIGHT generally should be less restrictive than your ability to exercise a PRIVILEGE.

But I actually do like the analogy for one easy, fat fastball down the middle reason: if the proponents of voter ID laws would make obtaining a photo ID as easy, accessible, and widely available as it is to get a COVID vaccine….I would have zero problem supporting such laws.

I can get a COVID shot, usually with no appointment or wait, at two places within walks distance of my house. Probably 10 more within a 5 minute drive. Vaccine shots are frequently available in even the smallest of towns (the kind of places that don’t have a DPS drivers license office) - they’ll put on a clinic at the Dollar General in Goatspleen, Texas. You can easily get a shot in some do the poorest parts of town here. Make a photo ID that easy to get, and I’m on board.

Know of any voter ID laws that include any requirement to make IDs anything CLOSE to that accessible? No? Hmmm….I wonder why that is? Could it be that the reason for voter ID laws is NOT to address the non-problem of ballot security, but actually they’re intended to do something else? I mean, being that the very people pushing such laws have ADMITTED as much….it’s a gosh darn mystery.

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Posted
1 minute ago, hobbes2702 said:

I’m sure there’s some data you could post to back this up.

Many localities allow non citizens to vote because they live there abs the laws effect them. Weird

No, because @Trey3216 would rather post a single source that obviously cuts off a piece from CNN before it actually calls him on his bullshit.  And his idiotic pals @Bravo and @workswithseed are following him around lapping it up.  They must be really nervous that their orange god is in serious trouble with the SCOTUS refusing to get involved.

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Posted
2 minutes ago, PenelopeWitherspoon said:

You really are this stupid, aren't you?  There are TWO posts after something that OBVIOUSLY cuts off the bit that basically say arguments saying that are horseshit.  Do us all a favor and post less.

I watched that whole sequence live and have watched and read about it on multiple venues.   That was the quickest one to find.  It still doesn’t cancel the fact that New York has a shorter early voting period and more antiquated mail in voting laws than the “New Jim Crow” Georgia laws, as defined by a racist, incoherent septuagenarian who gave the eulogy at two of the most horrific racists to grace the halls of Congress.   Solid defense. 

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Posted (edited)
17 minutes ago, Trey3216 said:

I watched that whole sequence live and have watched and read about it on multiple venues.   That was the quickest one to find.  It still doesn’t cancel the fact that New York has a shorter early voting period and more antiquated mail in voting laws than the “New Jim Crow” Georgia laws, as defined by a racist, incoherent septuagenarian who gave the eulogy at two of the most horrific racists to grace the halls of Congress.   Solid defense. 

So you support expansion of voting rights I presume? Since NY and GA both have shitty voting laws. Oh you don’t? So you’re just throwing shit around. Got it

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Posted
1 minute ago, Bravo said:

you got owned and are lashing out. you foolishly thought NY voting laws were less restrictive than GA. Turns out you are wrong. You talk about trend as if trend is on the ground fact. You can't hang your hat on trend. 

Can you fucking read?  Obviously not.

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Posted
2 minutes ago, PenelopeWitherspoon said:

No, because @Trey3216 would rather post a single source that obviously cuts off a piece from CNN before it actually calls him on his bullshit.  And his idiotic pals @Bravo and @workswithseed are following him around lapping it up.  They must be really nervous that their orange god is in serious trouble with the SCOTUS refusing to get involved.

You follow me around and neg rep posts on the lulz forum and other places because you’re a psychotic fuck.  I only respond in kind in the appropriate locale.  Who’s the one lapping shit up.   

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Posted
4 minutes ago, Trey3216 said:

I watched that whole sequence live and have watched and read about it on multiple venues.   That was the quickest one to find.  It still doesn’t cancel the fact that New York has a shorter early voting period and more antiquated mail in voting laws than the “New Jim Crow” Georgia laws, as defined by a racist, incoherent septuagenarian who gave the eulogy at two of the most horrific racists to grace the halls of Congress.   Solid defense. 

Can you read?  Did you actually read ANY of what was posted?  Or are you just taking it on that clip?  Ok, yeah, you are so right. 

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Posted
8 minutes ago, PenelopeWitherspoon said:

No, because @Trey3216 would rather post a single source that obviously cuts off a piece from CNN before it actually calls him on his bullshit.  And his idiotic pals @Bravo and @workswithseed are following him around lapping it up.  They must be really nervous that their orange god is in serious trouble with the SCOTUS refusing to get involved.

Trump must live rent free in your head.

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Posted
4 minutes ago, Trey3216 said:

You follow me around and neg rep posts on the lulz forum and other places because you’re a psychotic fuck.  I only respond in kind in the appropriate locale.  Who’s the one lapping shit up.   

LOL at you bitching about rep.  

Stop using incorrect information (and information that is highly edited) to try and prove a statement that is incorrect.  

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Posted
1 hour ago, Trey3216 said:

There are people on this site that are ok with governments requiring an id and card to eat in a restaurant but throw a fit when it’s suggested that you have a valid id to vote.   I think that’s could be a bit of a problem.   

Good lord, man.  You are WAY smarter than this.  Think harder.

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Posted
2 minutes ago, Bravo said:

You mean the liberal NY State Bar info you posted?

You mean the source backed by Politifact that another poster posted?  Congrats, the only source backing up Trey's claims is the NY Post, that bastion of Rupert Murdoch.  

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Posted
5 minutes ago, hobbes2702 said:

So you support expansion of voting rights I presume? Since NY and GA both have city voting laws. Oh you don’t? So you’re just throwing shit around. Got it

I support expediting citizenship, but I also support citizenship.  
 

I believe it’s a citizen’s right and obligation to vote.  
 

I know for a fact that many who support non-citizens voting believe that anyone, including non-citizens be able to vote in any election.   I can’t get behind that.   I also can’t get behind people throwing fits about voting in jurisdictions without an id for that jurisdiction.  What happens if you early vote in Nevada and move to LA for an acting job for a week?    Do you get to vote in LA during the regular period?   That was an issue that arose in several jurisdictions over the last several elections.  That’s bullshit too.  
 

im for a lot of the same things a lot of you are, but it just seems many of you want them without documentation or recourse, or transparency as some like to call it.  

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Posted
7 minutes ago, PenelopeWitherspoon said:

LOL at you bitching about rep.  

Stop using incorrect information (and information that is highly edited) to try and prove a statement that is incorrect.  

Im not bitching about shit, im making fun of you for calling people lap dogs when you are on the Riley Reid path of chasing shit down.  

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And he’s right. Look at Florida and their laws. Look at what Ken Paxton just tried to pull off in Texas. Trump wants people to “count properly “ which means for GQP folks.
Posted
is the troll brigade unaware that a new federal voting law would also apply to new york?

No. They are more interested in trying to find gotcha moments. It’s all they have.
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Posted
Just now, Goofyboy said:


No. They are more interested in trying to find gotcha moments. It’s all they have.

i didn't expect the gotchas turning on me!

--dan crenshaw, probably

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Posted
3 minutes ago, Hank Scorpio said:

 

No, the argument wasn't that Bernie wouldn't get anything done, the argument was that Bernie would be easily caricatured by the right wing media and corporate media establishment as a socialist and pave the way for an easy Trump victory. 

Berners are fucking annoying as shit. 

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Posted (edited)
10 minutes ago, elfenix said:

sure bud.  we can all see your history.

Just like Penelope, always following me around and negging things even in the funny pages, never able to read nuance or sarcasm.  Fucking idiot. 
 

I assume you’re talking about the DT Ukraine thread, and if you are…Jesus you have a hard on for not seeing sarcasm.  

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Posted (edited)
6 minutes ago, Trey3216 said:

Just like Penelope, always following me around and negging things even in the funny pages, never able to read nuance or sarcasm.  Fucking idiot. 
 

I assume you’re talking about the DT Ukraine thread, and if you are…Jesus you have a hard on for not seeing sarcasm.  

no dumb fuck this fucking thread right here.  i'm only returning your negs and only in this thread you moron.

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Posted
47 minutes ago, Johnny Sack said:

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Seriously?

Remember those MoveOn.org bumper stickers that read, “If you aren’t appalled, you haven’t been paying attention”? We need to revive them: “If you aren’t appalled, you’re a fucking moron.”

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Posted
I support expediting citizenship, but I also support citizenship.  
 
I believe it’s a citizen’s right and obligation to vote.  
 
I know for a fact that many who support non-citizens voting believe that anyone, including non-citizens be able to vote in any election.   I can’t get behind that.   I also can’t get behind people throwing fits about voting in jurisdictions without an id for that jurisdiction.  What happens if you early vote in Nevada and move to LA for an acting job for a week?    Do you get to vote in LA during the regular period?   That was an issue that arose in several jurisdictions over the last several elections.  That’s bullshit too.  
 
im for a lot of the same things a lot of you are, but it just seems many of you want them without documentation or recourse, or transparency as some like to call it.  

Cool. Let’s protect against your problem that literally no investigation has revealed to be a material problem at all….no matter, let’s solve it. Require voter ID….but you have to make getting one as accessible as getting a COVID shot.

You and I both know the officials pushing Voter ID laws won’t take that deal, and we both know why.
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Posted
10 minutes ago, elfenix said:

no dumb fuck this fucking thread right here.  i'm only returning your negs and only in this thread you moron.

Tell me where I was supporting needlessly sending people off to war in this or another thread?  

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