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What else needs to be said that hasn't already thoroughly debunked your bullshit? At this point, this thread drags on for no reason other than the entertainment value of watching you wallow in your own logorrhea. Meanwhile, your thread is debunked....
If you can't stand the heat, stay out of the kitchen.
Truman.
Bravo. You met my expectations. Carry on with your screed-thread.
Come back for more anytime your masochism kicks in.
Honestly, it's weird. I drive by your threads occasionally the way I drive by wrecks at the side of the road, just sort of in awe at the amount of destructiveness and vituperation that you bring into the USMB. I just can't take them seriously. Your prideful and cherry picked pseudo science arguments and doctrinaire divisiveness of our fellow Americans is sad to me. I and I also feel a deep and despairing sadness behind your seemingly brave posts and hollow boasts, and honestly I pray for you to see the goodness in your fellow Americans one day. I wish you nothing but good fortune.
You haven't said anything beyond "pleeeeesssseee don't hurt my widdle feelings!!!!"
You have an open invitation to quote any part of the thread and watch me rip your post to shreds.
"...honestly I pray for you to see the goodness in your fellow Americans one day. I wish you nothing but good fortune."
You appear to be one of those really boring people who use their fingers to air-quote as they speak.
I nailed it, huh?
Here's how California's new voter registration law will work
What about people in the country illegally who are able to obtain driver's licenses in California under a law passed in 2013?
Padilla noted that there is already a separate process for residents in the country illegally to apply for special licenses. Although citizens are currently offered the opportunity to register to vote at the DMV under an earlier federal law, noncitizens are not. That will continue under the new registration process. People applying for the special licenses will not be asked about their eligibility to vote and will not be asked if they’d like to opt out of registration.
“We’ve built the protocols and the firewalls to not register people that aren’t eligible,” Padilla said. “We’re going to keep those firewalls in place."
What about people in the country illegally who are able to obtain driver's licenses in California under a law passed in 2013?
Padilla noted that there is already a separate process for residents in the country illegally to apply for special licenses. Although citizens are currently offered the opportunity to register to vote at the DMV under an earlier federal law, noncitizens are not. That will continue under the new registration process. People applying for the special licenses will not be asked about their eligibility to vote and will not be asked if they’d like to opt out of registration.
“We’ve built the protocols and the firewalls to not register people that aren’t eligible,” Padilla said. “We’re going to keep those firewalls in place."