BLM founder sentenced to 6 years for illegally voting.

[Papageorgio]

Counting your chickens a little earlier, aren't ya?

Not at all, if I had my choice, neither Trump nor Biden need to see impeachment but I know how childish Democrats and Republicans are. Dems have tried like hell to impeach since Clinton and now that they put two up, the GOP in its glory will now try to top it.

 

[Papageorgio]

Interesting. This voter was sentenced to 7 years for illegally registering to vote - probation. But she didn't actually vote illegally.

Yet that Republican who voted for his dead mother got a slap on the wrist. Tell me again how Republicans are treated so shabbily when they vote illegally.

The fact that one of these people is white, and one is black is of no consequence, I'm sure.

Oh good, we are hearing from one of the people that supports their racist leader and racist country. Clean up your own crap before bitching about us. Input from a racist like yourself is hollow because we know it is only hate that you spew.

 

[Rigby5]

Regarding the colonial call for “no taxation without representation” was needed at the time due to British expectations. Let states decide to cement state voting laws over federal bulldozer effect.

“As of Aug. 5, 2021, Maine, Vermont, and DC allowed people convicted of felonies to vote from prison. In every other state, the person must complete some or all of their sentence before reenfranchisement.”

“As of Aug. 5, 2021, 21 states allowed people with felony convictions who were on parole or probation to vote.

“For the most part, voting rights are left to the states as a separation of federal and state power. Congress has the ability to enact some laws, such as the Voting Rights Act, that govern the ways in which states administer elections.”

Top 10 Pro & Con Arguments - Felon Voting - ProCon.org

Reenfranchisement of People Convicted of Felonies Voting while in Prison Voting while on Parole or Probation Paying All Fines and Fees before Reenfranchisement Automatic Reenfranchisement Racial Discrimination Prison Gerrymandering Social Contract Theory No Taxation without Representation...

felonvoting.procon.org

Btw- What about minors who work and have to pay taxes, but they’re not old enough to vote yet? Seems like they are getting the shaft paying in without voting rights, unless states have something else to say about it- haven’t checked this yet but throwing it out there.

Minors do not have to work, and are allowed the privilege in order to learn more civic responsibility.
Adults do have to work and that is essential to their survival and right to life, so then unfair taxation would be a threat to their livelihood, and something they have a right to have a say in.
There is zero rational for not letting those who have served their sentence, to vote.

 

[Rigby5]

It's not about skin color. The others pleaded guilty. She took her case to trial. People who plead guilty typically get lesser sentences. Plus, she has an extensive history of felonies.

No she does not have an extensive history of crime.
She was only charged with 1 felony, tampering, whatever that is.
That clearly is bureaucratic and not a real crime that infringes on the rights of someone else.

 

[horselightning]

How many blacks are murdered by police? I would argue it made them less safe and police now won't get involved as frequently and black on black crime is very high. Fair?

not as many whiotes are killed by them. blscks are killing white cops more,

 

[horselightning]

Where do you see 1000s? Faun says I suck at stats so maybe he can see the 1000s you refer to.

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by police and its whites at the top and you do not see us destroying and steeling shit.

 

[Hutch Starskey]

The laws of each state are complex.
There is no way to know without asking.

Exactly.

 

[jc456]

Oh, and how can police ever make anyone safer?
Have they ever saved you from a crime in progress?

Intervening during criminals attempt to bully people. They then count on DAs to back up their arrests.

 

[jc456]

by police and its whites at the top and you do not see us destroying and steeling shit.

You ok?

 

[jc456]

And obviously the Judge got EVERYTHING totally WRONG.
The judge has NO first hand information, and the reporters verified that she NEVER voted.

Aren't you at all suspicious that so many years could go by before this probation office mistake was even detected?
Clearly there is a great deal of bureaucratic incompetency, or the charges are deliberate entrapment.
The judge was way out of line.

And trump was cheated out of his win

 

[Rigby5]

Intervening during criminals attempt to bully people. They then count on DAs to back up their arrests.

I have never seen this.
Bullying is abusive, but is not an actual crime usually, like theft, arson, murder.
How often have you been or seen bullying?

 

[horselightning]

You ok?

fine

 

[XponentialChaos]

What’s it mean? Avoid isn’t an answer

Go look it up if you don’t know.

Not my problem that you think it means removal.

 

[XponentialChaos]

But the eventual goal is removal, and both were wrong.

Correct. But impeachment doesn’t mean removal like that idiot says.

 

[XponentialChaos]

Doesn't it just mean misconduct and hence a trial to remove may occur?

XponentialChaos I am still here and the Mods saw my posts. Guess I didn't break the rules like you said, nor was I banned.

How do you explain that, leftist? Care to cut my posts again and change their meanings?

Up to them whether they enforce their rules or not. I’m just telling you wha the rule says.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

Up to them whether they enforce their rules or not. I’m just telling you wha the rule says.

Yeah and you broke it. Hence they didn’t care if I did the same. Well done, dumb leftist.

 

[ClaireH]

Minors do not have to work, and are allowed the privilege in order to learn more civic responsibility.
Adults do have to work and that is essential to their survival and right to life, so then unfair taxation would be a threat to their livelihood, and something they have a right to have a say in.
There is zero rational for not letting those who have served their sentence, to vote.

I understand your point Rigby, that most minors in the US choose to work. I’ll have to check a few sources to see the numbers but we’re talking over many thousands of teens who have no choice but to work in order to eat.

Netflix has a few series that are rough around the edges for most moderates and conservatives to want to view. One depicts life in the “slums” and what that entails for a white family lacking any parental help with 5 kids. The “mom”with mental issues refuses to accept she’s bi-polar and leaves the family, oldest daughter at 16 raises (barely) the younger siblings and almost all characters fail to get out of the ghetto. The father is an alcoholic who eventually drinks himself to death and remains useless.

Yes, it’s just a show, but it depicts impoverished families with many of the younger kids (not even teens) needing to make their own money to help pay for the electric or water bill. My point: many teenagers are forced to work, without a choice.

 

[XponentialChaos]

Yeah and you broke it. Hence they didn’t care if I did the same. Well done, dumb leftist.

Your poor reading comprehension isn’t my problem. I’m also not in charge of them enforcing their rules when you break them.

 

[struth]

Lol you are an idiot. There is a registry to vote. They check your signature and check your name off when the vote is reviewed. Two votes come in under the same name some one goes to jail. Not the same thing at all dumb fuck.

seems like a lot of extras work when all you really need is to show an ID

and isn’t that prejudice against people with no hands or that can’t write?

 

[jc456]

fine

That didn’t read fine at all