Biden lied in his speech in Georgia. He said it is illegal for people to bring food and drink to their neighbors in line. That is an outright lie.

[Canon Shooter]

You left out some text in the ellipsis. Like, the exact text that proves you wrong.


Here’s a less “edited” text of the law:
No person shall solicit votes in any manner or by any means or method, nor shall any

person distribute or display any campaign material, nor shall any person give, offer to give,

or participate in the giving of any money or gifts, including, but not limited to, food and

drink, to an elector, nor shall any person solicit signatures for any petition, nor shall any

person, other than election officials discharging their duties, establish or set up any tables

or booths on any day in which ballots are being cast.

So you see, it’s not limited to solicitations. It’s “any person”.

You're a fucking dolt.

You can bring someone water if you're not soliciting votes. If you're too fucking dense to comprehend that, well, that's your problem...

 

[colfax_m]

You're a fucking dolt.

You can bring someone water if you're not soliciting votes. If you're too fucking dense to comprehend that, well, that's your problem...

Given I’m a “person” and the law forbids “any person” from giving out water, no. It’s in plain English.

“Nor shall any person”. Any person would be any person. Not just those engaged in soliciting votes.

 

[Magnus]

One who is affiliated with a campaign cannot do this within 100 feet of the polling place.

ANYONE WHO IS NOT CAMPAIGNING FOR A CANDIDATE CAN GO TO THE STORE AND BUY WATER AND HAND IT TO PEOPLE IN LINE.

Lefties, FACT CHECK ME.

Joe knows he is lying.

MSN

www.msn.com

"When the Bible teaches us to feed the hungry and give water to the thirsty, the new Georgia law actually makes it illegal—think of this—I mean, it's 2020, and now '22, going into that election—it makes it illegal to bring your neighbors, your fellow voters food or water while they wait in line to vote. What in the hell—heck are we talking about? (Laughter and applause.)

I mean, think about it. (Applause.) That's not America. That's what it looks like when they suppress the right to vote."



100% total and utter lie.

Sorry, you lose! I'll bet you hear that all the time.

Here, read up and hopefully you will learn something.

​

By Ciara O'Rourke • January 7, 2022

The facts about Georgia’s ban on food, water giveaways to voters

On "Fox News Sunday," host Chris Wallace and a Republican strategist argued about the particulars of Georgia’s new law b

www.politifact.com

SB 202 makes it a crime for people — and not just people from political organizations — to hand out food or bottles of water within 150 feet of a polling place or 25 feet of any voter standing in line.

The only kernel of truth is that the law has a sentence which allows poll workers to make available "self-service water from an unattended receptacle to an elector waiting in line to vote." But just because poll workers can make self-service water available, doesn’t mean they are required to come up with a way to make water accessible to voters in every line at every polling site. Also, people could hand out water or food to voters outside the 150-foot and 25-foot boundaries.

We rate this statement Mostly False.

 

[Nostra]

You left out some text in the ellipsis. Like, the exact text that proves you wrong.


Here’s a less “edited” text of the law:
No person shall solicit votes in any manner or by any means or method, nor shall any

person distribute or display any campaign material, nor shall any person give, offer to give,

or participate in the giving of any money or gifts, including, but not limited to, food and

drink, to an elector, nor shall any person solicit signatures for any petition, nor shall any

person, other than election officials discharging their duties, establish or set up any tables

or booths on any day in which ballots are being cast.

So you see, it’s not limited to solicitations. It’s “any person”.

You lose again, Clown.

The law makes it a misdemeanor to give away food or water within 150 feet of the outer edge of a polling place building or within 25 feet of any voter in line. Violations of this law are punishable by up to a year in jail and a $1,000 fine. While people other than poll workers can give away food or water, they have to adhere to these boundaries to avoid breaking the law.

The facts about Georgia’s ban on food, water giveaways to voters

On "Fox News Sunday," host Chris Wallace and a Republican strategist argued about the particulars of Georgia’s new law b

www.politifact.com

 

[Nostra]

Sorry, you lose! I'll bet you hear that all the time.

Here, read up and hopefully you will learn something.

​

By Ciara O'Rourke • January 7, 2022

The facts about Georgia’s ban on food, water giveaways to voters

On "Fox News Sunday," host Chris Wallace and a Republican strategist argued about the particulars of Georgia’s new law b

www.politifact.com

SB 202 makes it a crime for people — and not just people from political organizations — to hand out food or bottles of water within 150 feet of a polling place or 25 feet of any voter standing in line.

The only kernel of truth is that the law has a sentence which allows poll workers to make available "self-service water from an unattended receptacle to an elector waiting in line to vote." But just because poll workers can make self-service water available, doesn’t mean they are required to come up with a way to make water accessible to voters in every line at every polling site. Also, people could hand out water or food to voters outside the 150-foot and 25-foot boundaries.

We rate this statement Mostly False.

You should read your link, Dumbass.

The law makes it a misdemeanor to give away food or water within 150 feet of the outer edge of a polling place building or within 25 feet of any voter in line. Violations of this law are punishable by up to a year in jail and a $1,000 fine. While people other than poll workers can give away food or water, they have to adhere to these boundaries to avoid breaking the law.

 

[hadit]

How is it in GA that people could be waiting to vote so long that it require them to need food and/or drink?

Does that situation happen in white polling places?

It can, sure, if enough people turn out at the same time to vote and don't go in the morning before work. Normally, it would occur between the time most people get off work and the polls close.

 

[hadit]

You do not understand the purpose of the law.
It is to prevent campaigning within 100 feet of a polling place.
Texas has a similar law.

Electioneering Prohibitions​

Electioneering Prohibitions

Each state has some form of restriction on political activities near polling places on election days. This webpage highlights 10 states that have statutory restrictions on apparel in the polling place.

www.ncsl.org

Apr 01, 2021 · 100 ft. of an entrance to a building containing a polling place Campaign Materials/Signs/Banners/Literature . Wyoming. Wyo. Stat. § 22-26-113 and -114. 100 yards of any public entrance to the building in which a polling place is located Campaign Materials/Signs/Banners/Literature Influencing Voters/Soliciting Votes/Political Persuasion

EXPLORE FURTHER​

State Laws Polling Place Electioneering 2016 - NASS	www.nass.org
State Laws on Electioneering Boundaries | NASS	www.nass.org
§ 21-2-414 - Restrictions on campaign activities and ...	law.justia.com
Which States Ban Giving Food and Water to Voters at ...	www.snopes.com
ELECTION CODE CHAPTER 61. CONDUCT OF VOTING GENERALLY	statutes.capitol.texas.gov

This is a typical democrat ploy. Take something that can be twisted to sound really sinister, form a narrative for the faithful to regurgitate, repeat it endlessly, then present as fact something that doesn't resemble what actually happened.

 

[Nostra]

You left out some text in the ellipsis. Like, the exact text that proves you wrong.


Here’s a less “edited” text of the law:
No person shall solicit votes in any manner or by any means or method, nor shall any

person distribute or display any campaign material, nor shall any person give, offer to give,

or participate in the giving of any money or gifts, including, but not limited to, food and

drink, to an elector, nor shall any person solicit signatures for any petition, nor shall any

person, other than election officials discharging their duties, establish or set up any tables

or booths on any day in which ballots are being cast.

So you see, it’s not limited to solicitations. It’s “any person”.

Here is what YOU edited out, Clown.

(1) Within 150 feet of the outer edge of any building within which a polling place is established;

(2) Within any polling place; or

(3) Within 25 feet of any voter standing in line to vote at any polling place."

 

[Canon Shooter]

Given I’m a “person” and the law forbids “any person” from giving out water, no. It’s in plain English.

“Nor shall any person”. Any person would be any person. Not just those engaged in soliciting votes.

You're such a dumbfuck.

You can't attempt to influence someone's vote (solicit) by bringing someone water or food.

If someone's thirsty and you hand them a bottle of water, you're fine. If you hand them, a bottle of water and say "You can only have this if you vote for Candidate X", then you've broken the law...

 

[hadit]

You're such a dumbfuck.

You can't attempt to influence someone's vote (solicit) by bringing someone water or food.

If someone's thirsty and you hand them a bottle of water, you're fine. If you hand them, a bottle of water and say "You can only have this if you vote for Candidate X", then you've broken the law...

Or if you hand them a bottle of water with a large, "Vote for candidate X" label, you're electioneering and you've broken the law. Or if you hand them a bottle of water and say, "This was brought to you courtesy of candidate X", same thing. Despite the hyperventilating democrats bleating in the shadows, no one is trying to condemn anyone to death by forbidding anyone from giving them water.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

One who is affiliated with a campaign cannot do this within 100 feet of the polling place.

ANYONE WHO IS NOT CAMPAIGNING FOR A CANDIDATE CAN GO TO THE STORE AND BUY WATER AND HAND IT TO PEOPLE IN LINE.

Lefties, FACT CHECK ME.

Joe knows he is lying.

MSN

www.msn.com

"When the Bible teaches us to feed the hungry and give water to the thirsty, the new Georgia law actually makes it illegal—think of this—I mean, it's 2020, and now '22, going into that election—it makes it illegal to bring your neighbors, your fellow voters food or water while they wait in line to vote. What in the hell—heck are we talking about? (Laughter and applause.)

I mean, think about it. (Applause.) That's not America. That's what it looks like when they suppress the right to vote."



100% total and utter lie.

Biden was spot on, your thread title is a lie.

 

[Magnus]

You should read your link, Dumbass.

The law makes it a misdemeanor to give away food or water within 150 feet of the outer edge of a polling place building or within 25 feet of any voter in line. Violations of this law are punishable by up to a year in jail and a $1,000 fine. While people other than poll workers can give away food or water, they have to adhere to these boundaries to avoid breaking the law.

Seriously, do you retards know how to read? Oh wait, what am I saying? You are retards. Never mind.

 

[colfax_m]

If someone's thirsty and you hand them a bottle of water, you're fine. If you hand them, a bottle of water and say "You can only have this if you vote for Candidate X", then you've broken the law...

I’m just reading the law which clearly indicates you are not allowed to hand them a bottle of water no matter what.

The plain text of the law forbids “any person”. If it were limited to people who were campaigning, it would say so. Which, by the way, campaigning within a certain distance of a polling is ALREADY illegal, like, everywhere. This law would be pointless if we were to interpret it as you are doing, which is further evidence you have it wrong.

 

[colfax_m]

Despite the hyperventilating democrats bleating in the shadows, no one is trying to condemn anyone to death by forbidding anyone from giving them water.

Except the law does indeed forbid it.

 

[hadit]

Biden was spot on, your thread title is a lie.

Here's what he said: "When the Bible teaches us to feed the hungry and give water to the thirsty, the new Georgia law actually makes it illegal—think of this—I mean, it's 2020, and now '22, going into that election—it makes it illegal to bring your neighbors, your fellow voters food or water while they wait in line to vote. What in the hell—heck are we talking about?"

The law simply does not do what he says it does. He's not only NOT spot on, he's lying about it. If you're waiting in line more than 150 away from the poll, there's absolutely nothing preventing anyone from giving you food and water. Don't regurgitate lies and say they're spot on.

 

[hadit]

Except the law does indeed forbid it.

Not more than a few feet away from the poll.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

The law simply does not do what he says it does.

It does, liar. Stop lying.

Do you guys even remember how not to lie?

 

[hadit]

It does, liar. Stop lying.

Do you guys even remember how not to lie?

You're standing in line 200 feet from the door to the poll. According to Quid Pro, I'm forbidden from giving you water. That's a lie. Stop regurgitating lies.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Not more than a few feet away from the poll.

150 feet.

JFC, it has been posted.

 

[Nostra]

Except the law does indeed forbid it.

No, it doesn't. You are a liar. I posted the areas it applies to.