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RE: Voter ID in practice.... - 11/18/2016 10:58:44 AM   
AQRMZ


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Status: offline 		About snottietail, he is a moron with limited vocabulary skills,
just read what he spews for proof of that.
No intelligent person would believe anything that he says.
His handlers will come for him soon and give him an anal cleansing both top and bottom,
but he will be back just like a regular peskie diarerriatical bowel movement

It is, I would imagine, embarrassing to be politicaliey on the same side as him.

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RE: Voter ID in practice.... - 11/18/2016 11:53:20 AM   
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A driver's license shows that the person in the picture on it is most probably the person named; but it is no certification of identity. But, it has become the de facto identification in the U.S.

It is a de facto ID card. The only difference between it and a State ID card, is that a State ID card doesn't carry the permit to drive.

Unfortunately, Merc is correct when it comes to the state of Illinois.
My legally blind brother was denied entrance into 3 different bars in that state because he didn't have a driver's license. This is not a joke.
He presents Illinois state ID (w/picture), doorman says "Sorry, man, gotta have a driver's license." Not kidding. #notthesmartestguys
His Illinois state ID worked fine in Georgia, S. Carolina, and N. Carolina, though. He now has a N. Carolina state ID and that's where he will remain.
#smartmove


LOL!! Man, he could have sued and gotten some $$ (probably not all that much, but it sure would have been a 'teachable moment') for discrimination!

In Ohio, State ID's and Driver's Licenses are pretty much exactly the same, except the ID doesn't confer driving privileges.


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RE: Voter ID in practice.... - 11/18/2016 9:37:24 PM   
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Yeah, after the last episode I mentioned that to him, but he just shook his head in annoyance. He knew he was moving away from that state soon, and wanted as little to do with it as possible in the meantime.

Both of us are kind of doctor/lawyer shy. Back in my young-and-stupid days, I got whacked pretty good in two different car wrecks, but nothing bodily serious to come from it. I cashed the car damage insurance check in one instance, used it for actual repair in the other, but forget going to the doctor. Which was dumb, in a financial sense, because I actually did have a sore neck for 2-3 weeks (w/ cuts and scratches!), and that alone might have been worth 4 times the check for vehicle damage. But I wasn't and am not a fan of doctors, and in any case that would have gone against my self-impression at the time of ... utter indestructibility!



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RE: Voter ID in practice.... - 11/19/2016 1:52:47 AM   
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The 24th amendment precludes it at the state level as a requirement as well.


Persimmons and Pomegranates... not even as close as apples and oranges.

24th ammendment:

The right of citizens of the United States to vote in any primary or other election for President or Vice President, for electors for President or Vice President, or for Senator or Representative in Congress, shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or any state by reason of failure to pay any poll tax or other tax.

https://www.law.cornell.edu/constitution/amendmentxxiv

Not a single word about requiring proof that the person showing up at the polls is actually the person registered to vote or how to do that.


Thats right and you can require any sort of free 'proof' you like, the operative word here being 'free' I would imagine even nutsuckers have some small understanding of that word. Unless taxation is 'free', then you are even stupider than anyone has ever believed, and they believe you are pretty fucking stupid, believe us all.

So, How about a publishers clearing house mailer? The walmart flyer from the mailbox? Yanno, without cost or payment to anyone who votes. Charge it to the people who dont vote. That would be fine. But once they vote, you have to refund that money, and you may not increase the government debt in the process, because somebody somewhere has to pay that at some time.

Fruits and vegetables is not your forte. Wholly inept.

When you say, "they believe you are pretty fucking stupid, believe us all". Who are they and us? You really only get one vote despite the multiple voices in your head.


its impossible to argue with someone who employs such tortured "logic."

you might just as well say, oh, since I have to transport myself to the polling station and that's associated with a cost, and I cant vote without getting there, its a poll tax!

material and equipment has to be used to create and accept ballots, and I cant vote without all that, its a poll tax!

the essence of a poll tax from which the 24th amendment sprang was in creating a economic burden/barrier for individuals vis-à-vis voting. issuing "free" voter ID cards whose cost is born by society at large, is not that. no effective barrier to voting or economic burden is created on any one individual person that inhibits them from voting.

further, given the left's repetitious history of cheating in elections, assuring the integrity of voting is worth the cost that's placed on society at large.

the argument that voter ID is an attempt to oppress the minority vote, especially in light of voter and election fraud, and in known cases where voter ID helps to increase turnout, and with minorities in favor of it, is liberal hokum.

(I predict this post will generate two "nutsuckers", at least one "felch" and any number of vile and extraneous insults)







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RE: Voter ID in practice.... - 11/19/2016 2:26:25 AM   
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Status: offline 		"Tar Heel Beatdown: NC Governor Files Voter Challenges In 50 Counties Over ‘Known Instances’ Of Voter Fraud"

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Cortney wrote that incumbent Republican North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory has filed challenges in the recount, where he is trailing his Democratic challenger Attorney General Roy Cooper by 5,000 votes. Eleven more counties faced challenges from the McCrory campaign over their voter tallies yesterday, but the governor announced on Twitter and Facebook that 50 counties would be seeing challenges to their results due to “known instances” of dead people voting, people voting twice, and felons casting ballots:

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Protests are being filed in 50 North Carolina counties to challenge known instances of votes being cast by dead people, felons or individuals who voted more than once. Additional ballot protests are expected as additional cases are discovered.

[gee I wonder what party was the recipient of those votes??]

"Now we know why Roy Cooper fought so hard against voter ID and other efforts to combat voter fraud as attorney general," said Russell Peck, Pat McCrory's campaign manager. "With each passing day, we discover more and more cases of voting fraud and irregularities. We intend to make sure that every vote is properly counted and serious voter fraud concerns are addressed before the results of the election can be determined."


We’ll keep you posted, but Jazz at Hot Air noted that this could be a long, slow war in the Tar Heel State.


http://townhall.com/tipsheet/mattvespa/2016/11/18/tar-heel-beatdown-nc-governor-files-voter-challenges-in-50-counties-over-known-instances-of-voter-fraud-n2247510

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RE: Voter ID in practice.... - 11/19/2016 3:00:44 AM   
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Here's the news, idiot.

I lived in NC for 30 years, family and friends aplenty therefrom. More than a few of them in the next county, not just the big city.

LOTS of people in NC absolutely -despise- McCrory. No surprise many of them being from the city where he was once mayor (firsthand experience, all that), but unlike the case in presidential elections, many people in the mountains, the flatlands in the east, the beaches, whatever, want to drive their Hemi-powered boat or their International Harvester over his idiot face.

That's a fact.



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RE: Voter ID in practice.... - 11/19/2016 3:07:30 AM   
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I heard a passing "report" on one of the news channels that as many as 3,000,000 illegal votes might have been cast, making the anti-Christ's 1,000,000 vote victory margin in the popular vote into a 2,000,000 vote deficit.



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RE: Voter ID in practice.... - 11/19/2016 3:35:23 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Edwird


Here's the news, idiot.

I lived in NC for 30 years, family and friends aplenty therefrom. More than a few of them in the next county, not just the big city.

LOTS of people in NC absolutely -despise- McCrory. No surprise many of them being from the city where he was once mayor (firsthand experience, all that), but unlike the case in presidential elections, many people in the mountains, the flatlands in the east, the beaches, whatever, want to drive their Hemi-powered boat or their International Harvester over his idiot face.

That's a fact.



That has nothing to do with voter fraud, and that is a fact.

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RE: Voter ID in practice.... - 11/19/2016 3:54:05 AM   
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The Republican fraud letters sent to voters in Florida were fraud, too.

Everything about the presidential elections in Florida is fraud. The supreme court allowed Arizona Republican-sponsored law to ban early voting.

Republican gerrymandering in NC goes on apace. At least five NC counties were caught breaking the law in turning away voters, as happened in many other states.

If you admit that Gore should have been elected, ...

OK, this is too funny. What a sissy boy putz you are. Can't deal with it being handed back to you, can you?

Of course not, sissy bitch.




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RE: Voter ID in practice.... - 11/19/2016 3:59:46 AM   
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Status: offline 		lets see, I shared a little news of whats going on with the election in nc and you called me an idiot.

you shared a partisan opinion of the present governor that has no bearing whatsoever on voter/election fraud, which is what the post I had made was about.

tell me again who the idiot is?


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RE: Voter ID in practice.... - 11/19/2016 4:11:33 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Edwird


The Republican fraud letters sent to voters in Florida were fraud, too.

Everything about the presidential elections in Florida is fraud. The supreme court allowed Arizona Republican-sponsored law to ban early voting.

Republican gerrymandering in NC goes on apace. At least five NC counties were caught breaking the law in turning away voters, as happened in many other states.

If you admit that Gore should have been elected, ...

OK, this is too funny. What a sissy boy putz you are. Can't deal with it being handed back to you, can you?

Of course not, sissy bitch.




Like the otter when you get in over your head you resort to personal insults.
You , and not I had to resort to personal insults, there is nothing in my post that even remotely suggests that I "can't take it" when attacked I resort, gasp, to facts while you resort to paranoid rants found only on the most radical left wing blogs.

Yep, Gore should have won, all he had to do was hold his home state.

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RE: Voter ID in practice.... - 11/19/2016 4:15:44 AM   
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RE: Voter ID in practice.... - 11/19/2016 4:46:54 AM   
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Early-mid '70s NC in the 'Big City,' (but always in a small town near you!), before the Dixie Dregs, before the B-52s, Glenn Phillips band, etc.

I present; Chicken Hotrod

Legalize Yourself

And this


I also at the time attended a concert by 'The Romeros,' a fantastic classical guitar ensemble of dad Celidonio, and popular sons Angel and Pepe, along with younger brother Celin.

You thought I was going to say "The Ramones," didn't you?

Stupid you.

No auto-tune, just this:

An old familiar, but they change key a lot.

I swear to you, the rural folk were ten times more acquainted with reality in the '70s. Deregulation and mega conglomerate media changed all that.



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RE: Voter ID in practice.... - 11/19/2016 4:58:25 AM   
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ORIGINAL: BamaD
You , and not I had to resort to personal insults, there is nothing in my post that even remotely suggests that I "can't take it" when attacked I resort, gasp, to facts while you resort to paranoid rants found only on the most radical left wing blogs.


You 'resort to facts'? What a comedian. Never any sense of shame when stating the most idiotic thing, gotta hand that to you.

While at it, what 'left wing blogs' are you referring to? Never read a one of them, myself, but you seem to be all over it, cross-dresser that you are.

I read facts as presented at the university and in books from finance experts, while you listen to fat guys who make a living shitting their pants, just like yourself, on the radio.


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RE: Voter ID in practice.... - 11/19/2016 5:19:12 AM   
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interesting---I was likening him to vile critter parts too, with a little bit of joether thrown in.

Good point.

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RE: Voter ID in practice.... - 11/19/2016 5:24:35 AM   
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Status: offline 		While at it, what 'left wing blogs' are you referring to? Never read a one of them, myself, but you seem to be all over it, cross-dresser that you are.

I read facts as presented at the university and in books from finance experts, while you listen to fat guys who make a living shitting their pants, just like yourself, on the radio.

Interesting that none of your proclamations had anything to do with economics.
You mean you come up with this paranoia on your own.
Where did you come up with the cross dresser lie, Otter been coaching you?
It isn't true and the only way you would know if it were would be by stalking me, not the most healthy hobby in the world.
I don't even own a radio, so it would be hard to listen to the radio wouldn't it?

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RE: Voter ID in practice.... - 11/19/2016 5:45:20 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Edwird

Early-mid '70s NC in the 'Big City,' (but always in a small town near you!), before the Dixie Dregs, before the B-52s, Glenn Phillips band, etc.


I present; Chicken Hotrod

Legalize Yourself

And this


I also at the time attended a concert by 'The Romeros,' a fantastic classical guitar ensemble of dad Celidonio, and popular sons Angel and Pepe, along with younger brother Celin.

You thought I was going to say "The Ramones," didn't you?

Stupid you.

No auto-tune, just this:

An old familiar, but they change key a lot.

I swear to you, the rural folk were ten times more acquainted with reality in the '70s. Deregulation and mega conglomerate media changed all that.

Just an edit to bring things to a better course, and to edit some of the irrelevant personal stuff.

Yes, and to bold the last, for emphasis.




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RE: Voter ID in practice.... - 11/19/2016 6:17:44 AM   
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I was THERE, and half the people in rural America were smoking pot and doing community things, and I'm talking about 70 yr. olds in some not few cases, even ahead of Carter legalizing it. Who, BTW, got inspiration from these communities in starting the Habitat and Work Community projects.

But then Reagan came along and it's been brat city ever since, especially in rural America, most of them now being just chickenshit bitches.

Unbelievable.

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RE: Voter ID in practice.... - 11/19/2016 6:19:51 AM   
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RE: Voter ID in practice.... - 11/19/2016 6:22:29 AM   
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I was THERE, and half the people in rural America were smoking pot and doing community things, and I'm talking about 70 yr. olds in some not few cases.

But then Reagan came along and it's been brat city ever since, especially in rural America, most of them now being just chickenshit bitches.

Unbelievable.

Which is why I don't believe it.

Didn't you used to be on here under a different screen name?

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